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Jorge Callejas is one of the stars of the Sport, in Nicaragua. Originally linked to Judo because his family, an injury sent him to Bodybuilding where he became in an international champion in Pan American and Central American & Caribbean championships, bringing several Gold Medals to Nicaragua.
With his excellent results, Jorge Callejas is one of the 12 selected athletes chosen by the Nicaraguan Olympic Committee (CON) to star its 2019 Calendar, honoring their main international champions.
In the recent “Executive Meeting of the America” celebrated in Madrid (Spin), the IFBB Vice-president for Central America & Caribbean, Mr. Eduardo Abdalah; presented one original copy of the calendar to President Santonja, on behalf the CON where he is, as well, an executive member.
Picture: Bodybuilding and IFBB are solidly linked with Olympism in Central America. President Santonja appreciated the 2019 CON Calendar presented by IFBB Vice-president, Eduardo Abdalah; with Nicaraguan bodybuilder Jorge Callejas, as one of the main stars.
La entrada NICARAGUA OLYMPIC COMMITTEE HONORS BODYBUILDING ATHLETE se publicó primero en IFBB.
Jeff Everson, owner of Planet Muscle magazine and one-time editor-in-chief of Muscle & Fitness has died. He was 68. A bodybuilding and powerlifting competitor, at his peak Everson won the Masters Nationals, NCP bodybuilding competition and placed 6th in the Master Division for Mr. Universe.
Everson was married to six-time, Ms. Olympia champion Cory Everson, who is considered one of the best female bodybuilders of all time. Although the couple was divorced, they remained very supportive of one another throughout the years, up until his sudden death on Feb. 25.
His sudden passing was a result of natural causes, according to reports. In an interview with TMZ, Everson's family said that he was complaining of leg and foot pain prior to his death, but he suspected it was from powerlifting and nothing serious, according to the report.
“I’m just very sorry to see that he’s gone,” said bodybuilder Ric Drasin, who posted a tribute video to his late friend.
Here's a blast from the past as Everson demonstrates a combination curl/press to work biceps and deltoids in one exercise.
Our hearts go out to Everson’s family and friends.
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I have read some comments suggesting that all beginners should use a 5x5 routine to start. I have been doing 4x12. Is it true that using higher reps like this may not make me as big as 5x5? I hear people say you get more testosterone if you do more explosive low rep workouts that are aimed at strength? I am not sure what to believe.
I like the progress I have been making so far but I want to make sure I am not on the wrong track as gaining size and bodybuilding has always been my goal from the start (not strength training). Thanks.
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For a natural bodybuilder, according to a calculator like this: https://www.bodybuilding.com/fun/drobson207.htm
I been working out for 2 years, and I still don't reach those measurements. I aim to reach my ideal body in 5 years (3 years left), but is that too much time? Should I be progressing faster?
Lets say TDEE is 2500, whether you're eating at a surplus or deficit, what happens if you increase caloric intake by 300-500 and then do cardio work to make up for it so it cancels out, what are the effects on the body? i assume this increases risk of overtraining, but will progress be better? ive read though the FAQ it doesnt look like this is addressed
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I'm OZY's editor-at-large, producer and procurer at the OZY Confidential podcast where my time in the trenches in MMA, bodybuilding, singing for OXBOW, being in bad movies with convicted felon Bill Cosby and being one of Stanford's best and brightest has more than prepared me to helm a ship that sails into waters both wild and wilder.
Excellent initiative from IFBB Physique America with Texas Chairman, Justin Bohannon, and co-promoter Don Robinson; introducing the 2nd Annual Dallas MAVS Charity Classic, that will be held on coming next Saturday, March 23rd, at the Cavanaugh Flight Museum, Addison (Texas).
In this unique event, both promoters will give all profits to the “Make A Vet Sweat (MAVS)” charity, helping US Veterans returning from combat and dealing with post-combat stress. In addition, the organizers will be sending 2 athletes to represent the USA, at the 2019 IFBB America´s Cup that will be held in Lima (Perú), on April 12th to 14t.
La entrada USA: BODYBUILDING TO SUPPORT ARMY VETERANS se publicó primero en IFBB.
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I keep hearing people saying that the likes of Jeff Seid, Zyzz and Jon Skywalker have ‘insane god-like genetics’ which allowed them to become so aesthetic when juicing, surely these guys are examples of dudes with relatively average-poor genetics, but managed to look good through AAS anyway?
Just look at their before pictures, they were all just skinny dudes, how is that insane genetics? They clearly just did a lot right with their nutrition, training and of course AAS to achieve their physiques, surely most people can achieve the body these guys did with their levels of AAS, nutrition and training?
Is there anything special about their genetics?
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I'm a 22 f lifter, and I want to be competitive one-day. All the female body building I see is just "fitchicks". I wish there was a female Jeff nippard. -yes I know his girlfriend Stephanie but she's one of the very few science based female lifters that doesn't completely use her butt for views. I feel left out! I wish there were more chicks talking about building different types of physiques. I have a long athletic history and have also has some injuries that left me unable to walk for months. I just really wish female bodybuilding was as popular as men's. Are there any chicks other than Stephanie and Abby Pollock I need to know about? (Who arent on steroids)
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ie any screwup in technique did you just waste a WHOLE day working out. like is it so bad you may as well have spent the whole day watching tv in your underwear lol
thx not trying to troll
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Is there one? Does it decrease testosterone?
Past 30th of January, Ott Kiivikas, athlete representative of the European Bodybuilding and Fitness Federation, attended in Estonia to the NOC athletes commission meeting, looking forward to supporting to the progresión of bodybuilding on his way to progresión in the European Olympic institutions .
In the picture members from left: Paralympic swimmer, Keit Jaanimägi; Ott Kiivikas, EBFF Athletes Representative; in the middle, NOC and IOC athletes commission President and Olympic champion Gerd Kanter; the Olympic rower, Allar Raja; and Estonian volleyball team member, Andres Toobal. Making a promotion picture for the promotion of the International Wild Card, a day that will be celebrated on the 6th of April against bullying at schools.
La entrada OTT KIIVIKAS, CONTINUES TAKING STEPS IN THE OLYMPISM AS AN OUTSTANDING BODYBUILDING REPRESENTATIVE. se publicó primero en IFBB.
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I'm sixteen years old and I've been lifting for about 2 years now, but recently I've become serious about it. I've always kept clean skin but as soon as I started bulking up my face was covered in acne. I've also started growing back hair which has to lead me to believe it is the extra testosterone causing this. Is this something that I just have to wait out?
And they appearantly went full out everytime, that would mean they trained while being sore.
Every medicinic/scientific I read says that is unhealthy and counterproductive, I'm going to try this for a while now..
What do you think about this, should you workout while being sore?
Is the 70 dollar one at Walmart good ?
Any recommendations of a better quality or more accurate one that's not like 10 grand lol
Hello Redditors, I need your help. I am having a hard time building my body in three areas most. My bicep peak, my trap height and width, and lastly but most importantly my quads but my vastus lateralis (outer sweep) in particular.
I plan on trying to compete next year if I can get where I want.
Me for ref http://imgur.com/a/6lGyZtI http://imgur.com/a/iPrDu8l
Back goals, http://imgur.com/a/k7t8bpX
Arms would be nice http://imgur.com/a/Gzdgzja
Leg goals http://imgur.com/a/TgqbLSE
Sorry if the pics are a bit mature for some, I happen upon those subreddits and they are the pics I see that exemplify what I am looking to have.
Anything insightful would help. Please and thank you.
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Maybe I’m just not looking in the right places but I’m just really curious about some of the bigger names. Obviously Piana, but i haven’t seemed to find anyone else who is open and honest about their use....
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Hey there, I'm a German (so excuse my English please) guy and I watched a Markus Rühl-Video. In that video he talked about vegan nutrition and said that he is fine with vegans and that he's not against vegan nutrition. But he also said, that you can't be a (Pro-)Bodybuilder who does not eat any Kind of animal products. I think he is right. There are some pretty muscular vegan guys, but I don't think there are any sucessful vegan pros. However some/most vegans went ape shit in the comments and said, that he has no idea what he's talking about. What are your opinions/expierences?
Some of them look very old, even though they are relativley young, also with that orange skin, looks weird.
I went to the gym everyday for like 40 minutes since 2 weeks and I feel good and all but this just made me think... also I had some back pain and tingly/itchy feeling in the heart area, so I stopped and lost my motivation and I’m starting to think I’m better off not working out.
I’d like to be proven wrong though.
Biggest in terms of size!
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La entrada Malta Federation of Bodybuilding & Fitness celebrated its Annual General Meeting se publicó primero en IFBB.
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Time seems to be the most important thing in one’s life, only behind family and religion. Being a coach, I see time and time again various things come up. From the kids getting sick, to work keeping you late day after day.
Time seems to be the most important thing in one’s life, only behind family and religion. Being a coach, I see time and time again various things come up. From the kids getting sick, to work keeping you late day after day.
As a beginner bodybuilder I have question about building muscles and strength.
Why is it better in building muscles and strength, to do 3 series for 20 reps (ex. bench dumbbell press), than 7 series for 20 reps? Or is it really better?
I'm asking cause friend told me that.
I've always been interested in this since I've started getting into this sport.
And this is mostly for the guys. What is y'all's stance on gay men in the sport? It seems like there's a lot of....flamboyant men in the sport, but they're actually super straight. I love getting into this, but I also love looking at all the incredibly hot muscular men. Are there a lot of openly out men in the sport?
Doesn't have to be gay, but mostly queer men.
A good 90% of my clients (both for massage therapy and training) complain of some sort of pain regularly. In fact, it’s often the reason they seek me out in the first place. For the general population, nagging perpetual pain in the upper back, shoulders, and knees is egregiously common.
Hey everyone,
I'm 19, 81KG male and just started the gym yesterday. I started this program with a friend down below and am quite enjoying it. The workout took almost 2 hours though and I feel pretty sore today but its not to bad.
Here's the program. https://www.bodybuilding.com/content/the-ultimate-beginner-3-day-full-body-routine.html
Just wondering if this is optimal for Muscle mass growth.
I've been doing 8 reps and 3 sets for every exercise.
Many thanks in advance.
A good 90% of my clients (both for massage therapy and training) complain of some sort of pain regularly. In fact, it’s often the reason they seek me out in the first place. For the general population, nagging perpetual pain in the upper back, shoulders, and knees is egregiously common.
For athletes or generally active people, minor or severe pain or injury in and around the joints is a regular (and often self-induced) occurrence. In my experience, many of these issues arise from three main shortcomings:
I'm curious to see
I used to workout 4-6 days a week but 2 years ago my wrists got messed up due to a car accident. I've had surgery on one and will probably have the other one operated on eventually. My doctor told me that some workouts are safe for me to do as long as it doesn't involve my wrists bending much or using a severe amount of grip strength. So because of this I'm having trouble finding a way to do a full upper body routine. Does anyone have some suggestions I could do beside just bench press?
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I may soon be looking for job opportunities in the Phoenix area, as my current city is just getting to be way too expensive and I'd love to get away from the cold winters. Can anyone recommend good bodybuilding gyms in the metro area? I'm very much a fan of the true "gyms" with loud music, heavy free weights and good machines vs. "fitness centers". I've been training at an awesome gym frequented by IFBB pros and would love to find something similar.
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I'm looking to switch to bodybuilding from powerlifting due to back injury (bulging disk) that's preventing me from squatting and deadlifting. I can maybe squat a plate, a plate and half at max. Deadlift is out of the question. Looking for some help/suggestions on programs.
Here are some relevant things > i consider myself a novice lifter, been in the gym about a year, a year and half. I have suffered from fuckarounditis in the past but I have been on nSun program for last 4 month or so (SBD - 280/185/300). I can afford to be in the gym 7 days a week, many hours if needed. I eat healthy, with 50% of my diet being protein. I sleep okay, averages about 6~7. I definitely have been pushing myself too hard which lead to my injury. My gyms pretty shit and doesn't have a lot of machines. I have access to squat racks, cable machines, pullup/dips machine. dumbells. Bodybuilding machines are scarce.
The body parts I'm really looking to grow but find challenging are;
- On my bench days, i bench (powerlifting style, working upto topset and back down), tri cable extensions, and skullcrushers but dont feel much on the triceps the next day. For the tri-extension and skullcrusher I aim for 12~15 rep range, 5~ 7 sets. still dont feel much. What am i doing wrong here.
- i never liked them to begin with, but due to the injury now i can't do anything that flexes my spine. Any suggestions on this?
- my quad size has gone down good half an inch since i stopped squatting a month ago. My gym does not have leg extension machine either so that doesnt help. currently doing some super light squats and dumbell bulgarian split squats but doenst feel like enough.
- Same problem. Due to not deadlifting my glutes and hammys have gotten smaller visibly. We have a leg curl machine but the damn thing is broken.
Thank you for reading my post. All and any insight from you guys are much appreciated.
Edit: Spelling
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Ready to jumpstart your own body transformation? Try this sample weight lifting plan for women workout from Shannon Dey, M.S., founder and CEO of Bombshell Fitness, a competitive training and coaching group for female athletes.
If this expert-grade routine seems intense, that’s because it is. But if you want to sculpt, tone, and firm your entire body—including those pesky trouble spots—this is your ultimate blueprint. Designed for an intermediate athlete, the following plan is inspired by the programs Dey creates for her Figure and Bikini competition clients.
Dey points out that it will take at least three weeks of consistent nutrition and training to get increase the metabolism enough to see results, so it’s very important to practice patience, be consistent, and stay positive.
This week-by-week training plan switches up the workouts you perform to prevent plateauing and help challenge your body to its maximum potential.
Week 1: Workout 1 + Daily Cardio
Week 2: Workout 2 + Daily Cardio
Week 3: Workout 3 + Daily Cardio
Week 4: Workout 1 + Daily Cardio
Week 5: Workout 2 + Daily Cardio
Week 6: Workout 3 + Daily Cardio
Week 7: Workout 3 + Daily Cardio
Week 8: Workout 1 + Daily Cardio
Week 9: Workout 2 + Daily Cardio
Week 10: Workout 3 + Daily Cardio
Week 11: Workout 2 + Daily Cardio
Week 12: Workout 1 + Daily Cardio
As with most fitness plans, prescriptions may need to be tailored to your specific needs and goals. Always consult a physician before beginning any fitness or weight loss program.
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These cardio workouts are intended to be tough. If you can't complete your entire cardio session in the beginning, don't get discouraged. Push yourself a bit further each day until you can do the entire session at the pace listed. It may take a few weeks of building endurance to be able to complete the entire session. You know you are working at the right level if you are not able to talk on the phone, or read a book, Dey says.
Warm-up: 5-minute treadmill walk
Treadmill Intervals: Complete the rotation below seven times for a total of 35 minutes. If the speed becomes too easy, increase the rate.
Track Sprints: Complete six 50-yard sprints with 30-second jogs in between
Warm-up: 5-minute stationary bike or treadmill walk
Bike Intervals: Complete the rotation below six times for a total of 45-50 minutes.
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Only do one weight training session per day. Dey recommends breaking up the weight training and cardio sessions for morning and night. However, if you must do your both sessions at the same time, complete the weight training first. All the moves listed here are designed to be performed quickly, but with good form.
Each weight training session should take no more than 45 minutes to an hour.
Most of these sessions include supersets, which means the exercises and their repetitions listed should be performed back-to-back, without rest.
As an example, the following superset of 2 x 15 leg extensions and 2 x 15 leg curls would be performed by completing 15 leg extensions and 15 legs curls back to back, resting, and then performing 15 of both exercises again for a total of two repetitions or “reps.”
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So I am a female that lifts strictly for aesthetic reasons. I want to have a big butt and abs and thick quads. I know a female power lifter who hates me for this reason. At least that is why she says she hates me. I am trying to understand why this is, I feel like it is counter productive to have this attitude towards community. Or maybe she just doesn't like me. Thoughts?
Alright you impatient mofos, here are the best of awards for 2018:
Ha!/u/Gymbull,gosuckit
(sorry taco man)
Winners get some Best Of 2018 flair now, and will get 2x Reddit Platinum later (waiting on reddit admins for that).
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