scientific clinical research has shown that Musclemag is 6497% better than a regular bodybuilding magazine
They're both canadian companies.
They don't have phone lines, or running water up there, so when people know someone, they tend to stick together to the end. You never know when you'll need each others help in building a new pair of snow shoes.
LMFAO
I always appreciate any joke that denigrates canada.
Does anyone know if Robert Kennedy, owner of Musclemag, has any type of affiliation with Muscletech, besides running thier ads? Does he sit on some type of board or comittee, or does he have any beneficial ownership in the company?MuscleMag is the vanity project - "Hey, I own a magazine that's read around the world!"
only Flex can show you how to put 20 inches on your arms in 10 days.
The first bodybuilding book I read was by Robert Kennedy.
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Marketing 101 Tre........Musclemag is not the vanity project....it is a 400 page Muscletech advertisement that pays for alot more than just the bills.Perhaps, but remember that the mag came *long* before the magic MT powders.
Tim Horton's is going public from what I've heard. I'd say it's a wise investment. :)Let me know when that happens. I'm in.
As for musclemag, I spoke with Dennis Weiss who writes for the magazine and in conversation assumed Musclemag owned Muscletech, but I was corrected by Dennis.From Day One, Mr. Kennedy denied being a part of the ownership of MuscleTech. I didn't realize that he was still denying it.
Me again.....let me elaborate.....Back in the day...long before Muscletech ruined it.....MUSCLEMAG was a very respected mag as it presented a very unbiased opinion of what was going on in a WEIDER dominated world. It was the first mag to openly talk about 'roids, gyno,sex,synthol etc. It covered ALL contests (not just IFBB) such as the NABBA Mr. Universe, AAU Mr. America, WABBA Mr. World. When the judging sucked, they said so. They showcased many young unknown men who went on to do big things in the sport. They had great photography and articles from an international cast of contributors Despite what you think, you would be hard pressed to find a BIGGER lover of bodybuilding than Robert Kennedy who in the early days endured much financial hardship to keep the mag going.
Let me know when that happens. I'm in.
About 15 years ago, prior to his death, Dave Thomas was is Halifax, Nova Sctia to accept an honorary degree from St Mary's University ( go Huskies ) It was during that trip he had been exposed to Tim's. Wendy's ( or it's parent company ) showed intrest and bought all of the TimH's. Just recently ( one or two years they expanded into the US. For a franchisee, they are gold mines
One of it's two foundrs, Ron Joyce sold some of his stock a few years back for $240,000,000 dollars ( he bought the rights to the whole deal from his partners widow for a few hundred grand and a new cadillac. ) Her kids tried to take it to court.
Dave Thomas's company ( who ever runs it now ) own Tim's, they would need to sell it off, do an IPO and go frm there. I'd be curious to see if it comes about.
Beef
Dave Thomas was also the first and largest franchisee of KFC. He then started Wendys
About 15 years ago, prior to his death, Dave Thomas was is Halifax, Nova Sctia to accept an honorary degree from St Mary's University ( go Huskies ) It was during that trip he had been exposed to Tim's. Wendy's ( or it's parent company ) showed intrest and bought all of the TimH's. Just recently ( one or two years they expanded into the US. For a franchisee, they are gold mines
One of it's two foundrs, Ron Joyce sold some of his stock a few years back for $240,000,000 dollars ( he bought the rights to the whole deal from his partners widow for a few hundred grand and a new cadillac. ) Her kids tried to take it to court.
Dave Thomas's company ( who ever runs it now ) own Tim's, they would need to sell it off, do an IPO and go frm there. I'd be curious to see if it comes about.
Beef
About 15 years ago, prior to his death, Dave Thomas was is Halifax, Nova Sctia to accept an honorary degree from St Mary's University ( go Huskies ) It was during that trip he had been exposed to Tim's. Wendy's ( or it's parent company ) showed intrest and bought all of the TimH's. Just recently ( one or two years they expanded into the US. For a franchisee, they are gold mines
One of it's two foundrs, Ron Joyce sold some of his stock a few years back for $240,000,000 dollars ( he bought the rights to the whole deal from his partners widow for a few hundred grand and a new cadillac. ) Her kids tried to take it to court.
Dave Thomas's company ( who ever runs it now ) own Tim's, they would need to sell it off, do an IPO and go frm there. I'd be curious to see if it comes about.
Beef
Dave Thomas was also the first and largest franchisee of KFC. He then started Wendys
From the SEC & other sources:
Inovate Health Science Group Inc., licensed TBA Muscletech; located in Mississauga, Ont. Ca
Inovate Health Science Group Inc., licensed TBA Musclemag Inter.; located in Mississauga, Ont. Ca
I'll look for the actual incorparation docs.
I like Robert Kennedy. I think he's 1000x better for bodybuilding than Weider ever was. FWIW.
From Day One, Mr. Kennedy denied being a part of the ownership of MuscleTech. I didn't realize that he was still denying it.
Kennedy was going to shut down the mag several years. He went around looking for investors. MuscleTech bought it. Kept Kennedy in as the cover. He stopped offerring the mag for sale. So when he claims he DOES NOT own MuscleTech, he isn't lying.
MuscleMag is the vanity project - "Hey, I own a magazine that's read around the world!"
MuscleTech, however, is what pays the bills.
From Day One, Mr. Kennedy denied being a part of the ownership of MuscleTech. I didn't realize that he was still denying it.
At some point, either the world will believe him or the world will have proof that he's lying.