TC Luoma
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Terrence Christian "TC" Luoma aka T.C. {born Northwest Territories, Canada) is the Editor-in-Chief for the online bodybuilding resource Testosterone Magazine (now usually called Testosterone Nation, or simply T-Nation), and for the eponymous printed magazine.
The Nation represents a community of world-recognized[citation needed] professionals and amateurs in the fields of strength-training, powerlifting, bodybuilding, injury prevention and rehabilitation, nutrition, and general health. The Testosterone website gained some of its initial success[citation needed], in part, due to an exodus of fans and talented contributors to the now-defunct Muscle Media 2000 magazine. Luoma left the magazine, of which he had been the editor-in-chief and primary contributor, when he was unhappy[citation needed] with the decision of publisher Bill Phillips (author) to change the magazine's focus and direction away from the sometimes harsh realities of hardcore bodybuilding to a more "mainstream" image[citation needed].
In an early issue of the online Testosterone Magazine, Luoma's initials were revealed to stand for Terrence Christian[1].
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- T-nation.com - TC's page
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