Hi Joey I've just joined and read your post about pre-contest diet. I see no one replied!!!? Anyway just wondered how you got on and if you competed in Sept and how you got on? I'm considering competing next year but will need to get some more upper body muscle on so am very interested in this topic.
I am 17, 14.5 stone been bodybuilding for about 3 year. How do you get into competitions? How do you think i would do? opinions appreciated. pictures of me are below:
British championships over 2 days.........this is going to cost me a fortune as it will for most competitors who dont live up north......3 days hotel...and for me 3 days kennel fees for my dogs.......... competitors used to get 'expenses'.......not any more...just pay out more....i wonder how many people wont compete due to the extra expense......
Just wondering if anyone can help me out a bit. I'm a female, been training for over a year and decided to do my furst competition [bodyfitness] in September this year. I've been eating really well but want to start my pre-contest diet in june. THis will mean I have 14 weeks until my comp. I'm having trouble finding a proper diet though. I've talked to a few people but not really got that much info. I weigh now about 65Kgs and am 5' 4". I've packed on a lot of muscle but just want to have a proper diet to get the fat off! Does anyone know of a good book or DVD I can get? Thanks
Can anyone confirm what the weight classes are in the ukbff this year, as ive heard aswell as 1st timers gone and a new class in the intermediates, theres also an over 100kg class, ie making a Super Heavy weights in the MR class?? Can anyone confirm this please as ive had conflicting answers?