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Bodybuilding is a lifestyle, a culture and a sport. At any age & regardless of past athletic ability, we can all become bodybuilders. The competition stage acts as incentive for us to stay accountable to our goals while also immersing us in the spirit of competition.

The Rewards? Better health, more happiness, improved confidence, increased knowledge about ourselves, and, of course, feeling bodyPROUD.

Plus, we even become role models for those who watched us transform and triumph, often acting as that stimulas to inspires our loved ones to start on their own bodPROUD journey. In other words, bodybuilding is life enhancing!

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Comment by Cliff Guthrie on March 20, 2010 at 4:25pm: Ready to compete!!!

Comment by Brandy C on November 27, 2009 at 1:57pm: Hey kids, new to this group! Anyone out there going to be in the FAME West show in March 2010?

Comment by Angel Alberto Garcia on October 4, 2009 at 6:46pm: I just spent a few minutes going through the photos and videos. I am impressed with the development of the physiques I have seen. These men and women who compete in drug free bodybuilding contests are an inspiration to millions of people around the world who follow the fitness lifestyle. These natural bodybuilders are the epitome of physical health.

Comment by NCB Photography/NCB Model MGMNT on June 11, 2009 at 2:44am: Have you thought about fitness modeling? Don't know where to start? How about fashion/underwear modeling, too? Well, take the first step and contact NorCalBodz.

I've been doing photography for five years and founded NorCalBodz Photography and NCB Model Management April of 2008. I have many connections due to my full time job - so fitness is my thing!

Some companies and or photographers charge you a fee. Some companies and or photographers use your images on their site(s) and charge a fee for people to view your images. Results? No gain monetary for you and no results as companies/legitimate individuals won't pay to view your images on their site. Why would you want to have images taken and placed on a pay-per-view site?

I approach this a different way.... I don't get paid unless you get paid! Sounds fair?

-Gary

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Comment by Elaine Fortune on May 9, 2009 at 9:47am: No one wants to answer that question?

Comment by Kim on March 5, 2009 at 1:52pm: Hey Everyone...I'm here to help too....been competing for a while now...will be going to Montreal in June for the World's as my first Pro Show with Fame :)
Good luck to all of you in all that you are training for!

Comment by Elaine Fortune on March 5, 2009 at 1:01pm: I have a question...why is the cut off age for men 50+ for men but not for women...it is 45 + for women...that is kind of a dble standard going on. 5 years makes a big difference you know. Trust me, ask any woman over 50 if she notices differences in her body and difficulty in maintenance from 5 years previous. I'm not whinning...just stating facts here on the age process.

Just want to know why the discrepency with men and women??? Is it just that not enough women 50+ compete so you need to make it that way?

Comment by Chris on March 5, 2009 at 11:05am: I joined bacause I am doing my first competition at the FAME LoneStar show. I am really hoping to pick up a tip or two here and there. I am self training, and have never gotten ready for a show so I am not sure how my body will respond to all of the carb depletion loading cutting water, There is so much...

Comment by Alec W Dewdney on February 21, 2009 at 2:42pm: I am a first timer in competitions. I have learned that there is a lot to think about

Comment by Elaine Fortune on February 5, 2009 at 1:33pm: I've joined to communicate news and viewpoints and to ask if you all think it is necessary for me to stage compete in order to get into the FAME game...also, what is your opinion after viewing my photos of what type of competing would suit me?