Quincy Taylor is no longer endorsed by PrimaForce/Scivation and is currently seeking sponsorship. Quincy will be at the Private Trainer's Association booth while at The FitExpo in Pasadena, and he will be instructing training seminars.

Quincy is also available to work an Arnold Classic Booth this year in exchange for travel arrangements.

Quincy Taylor may be contacted through his website at  http://www.quincytaylor.com

Female soldiers have long fought off perceptions that their bodies just aren't equipped to handle the rigors of training and warfare. But a decade's worth of research suggests that women are hardly as fragile as critics once thought.

A new study by military researchers found that many assumptions about female bodies are "astoundingly wrong." Women are just as good as men -- in some cases, perhaps even better -- at handling intense exercise and decompression sickness.

Sesil Karatantcheva played her first professional tennis tournament when she was 14 years old. At 16, the French Open quarterfinalist was hit with a two-year doping ban.
 
The Bulgarian, who beat Venus Williams in the third round at the French, was punished after twice testing positive for the steroid nandrolone, the International Tennis Federation said yesterday.

A local bodybuilding couple, Craig Titus and Kelly Ryan, accused of murder is getting international attention this week in People and Playboy magazines. In the next issue of Playboy magazine, Craig Titus talks about the sport of bodybuilding and the use of steroids.

The reporter attributed with this story began his research long before Titus was arrested for murder....