Musclemag Just Swimsuits

Bodybuilding enthusiasts are familiar with Musclemag, the magazine devoted to information and tips for amateurs and professionals alike. Musclemag doesn’t only focus on the man who’s well acquainted with his biceps and triceps. The company issues two other magazines which focus on women who are as concerned with their hard bodies as their male counterparts. Musclemag Just Swimsuits and Musclemag Just Lingerie feature women who are strong and sexy in revealing attire that shows just what hours in the gym can do.

Inside Musclemag Just Swimsuits

Naturally, the swimsuit editions of Musclemag feature nothing but swimwear while also focusing on the fit women who wear them. These aren’t your typical runway models who are bone thin, but are women who follow a healthy lifestyle through a strict nutrition plan and strenuous exercise. Often, the models are bodybuilders in their own right and are frequently featured in other fitness related magazines like Oxygen and Muscle and Fitness.

These magazines are often found at your bookseller or newsstand, but to make sure you get every issue, it's a good idea to buy a subscription. Plus, you’ll get the added convenience of finding the most beautiful women in swimsuits in your mailbox with each edition. If you’re searching for a back issue, eBay is one place to look for them.

Different Swimsuit Styles

Bikinis are hugely popular for the Musclemag models; the two-piece suits are perfect for showing off chiseled abs. G-String or thong bottoms are great for showcasing well-toned bottoms as well. Whatever side you look at these models from, you’re sure to get a great view!

The Swimsuit Models

These names may or may not be familiar to you; while generally not as well known as Sports Illustrated swimsuit models, these women are household names to people who are bodybuilding fanatics. Some of the models who have graced Musclemag's pages in little more than a yard or two of fabric include:

• Julie Ann Gerhard
• Carmen Garcia
• DeeAnn Donovan
• Kim Dolan
• Erica Nemeth
• Shawn Rene Zimmerman

These models can attest that they have their own legions of fans who know their names and faces as well as any super model. Some of them have backgrounds in the fitness field and have worked as personal trainers, while others focus on their bodybuilding careers.

Being a Swimsuit Model

If you’re interested in pursuing a modeling career, you’ll have to be realistic about your body type. Tall, ultra skinny women are best suited to runway fashion shows, while well-proportioned women do well in catalog work. Swimsuit modeling is different. You’ll have to be extremely comfortable with your body to pursue this type of work because you’ll spend many hours nearly nude in front of the camera, often with an audience looking on.

For Musclemag enthusiasts, it’s not just about being sexy, however; models also have to be fit and strong. Showing muscle definition is a large part of the photography involved for this publication. If you’re not into an active lifestyle that involves plenty of exercise and gym work, it will be difficult to make it as a model for this magazine.

Finding Inspiration

While the swimsuit edition of any magazine is geared toward men, women can find inspiration in the pages, especially if they want to jump start a workout routine and exercise their way to a fit body. Many of the Musclemag models detail their fitness routines and diet plans in interviews. Some of the routines are more suited to hard core fitness buffs, but even the novice to working out can glean some helpful tips on her way to a tight body.

Whether you’re a man looking for an interesting magazine to peruse or a woman seeking advice on working out and a healthy diet, this magazine can satisfy just about everyone. This is especially so for anyone interested in looking at some of the most physically fit and sexy women on the planet!