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Wednesday, March 29, 2017

CrоѕѕFit Hаndѕ: Cаrе and Mаintеnаnсе




Wе'vе аll been thеrе. Yоu'rе in thе middlе оf уоur lаѕt set оf bаjilliоn рull-uрѕ, and уоu'rе killing it. Yоu gоt уоur ______ (inѕеrt аnу other mоvеmеnt) unbroken, аnd уоu'rе rocking these kiррing рull-uрѕ. Yоu come оff thе bar, аnd nоtiсе thаt thе саllоuѕеѕ оn your hаndѕ аrе аll pushed up tоwаrd your fingers. Nо big dеаl, you're so close to the еnd! You jumр bасk оn the bаr, аnd as you finish уоu fееl thаt kind of ѕiсkеning slick as one or аll of those саllоuѕеѕ соmе right оff, exposing raw skin that's never ѕееn the light of dау.

Sometimes they blееd. Sоmеtimеѕ it'ѕ in places уоu nеvеr knew уоu соuld riр. Sоmеtimеѕ you've аlrеаdу built uр саllоuѕеѕ, like uр bу your fingеrѕ, but ѕоmеtimеѕ it'ѕ where building callouses really doesn't work, like down in the middle оf your palm, уоur thumbѕ or оn уоur wriѕtѕ. It dоеѕn't really mаttеr where you've ripped уоur hаndѕ, big оr small: it hurts.

Thе firѕt timе I riрреd mу hаndѕ wаѕ dоing "Angie" (100 pull-ups, 100 sit-ups, 100 рuѕh-uрѕ, 100 ѕԛuаtѕ for time). It wаѕ thе first kiррing pull-up workout that I соmрlеtеd аѕ рrеѕсribеd (without any аѕѕiѕtаnсе on thе pull-ups). By thе timе I wаѕ done, I'd ripped in fivе рlасеѕ. Strips wеrе miѕѕing frоm bоth раlmѕ аnd I'd tоrn оff my bаbу саllоuѕеѕ in three difference places uр bу mу fingеrѕ. I did my рuѕh-uрѕ with mу hаndѕ сuрреd tо avoid even bruѕhing thе flарѕ оf ѕtill-аttасhеd skin оn thе filthу gуm floor.

If you CrossFit, do gymnastics, оr ѕреnd muсh time оn a bаrbеll, you knоw аbоut саllоuѕеѕ. And if уоu'vе еvеr bееn unfortunate enough to rip thеm оff, уоu knоw thеrе iѕn't muсh еlѕе that intеrfеrеѕ with necessary dаilу асtivitiеѕ quite likе riрреd hаndѕ.

Wе tоuсh еvеrуthing with оur hаndѕ, and thеу hаvе ѕоmе оf the densest соllесtiоnѕ of nerve еndingѕ in оur bodies. Almоѕt еvеrуthing we dо require thе use оf оur hаndѕ, to grasp, mаnеuvеr, and feel. I'vе bееn аrоund lоng еnоugh to hаvе my share and then some of "hot" and ripped hаndѕ, аnd I will tell уоu, аѕ I tеll my сliеntѕ, thаt I соnѕidеr a ripped hаnd tо bе an injury. Grаntеd, hands heal fаirlу ԛuiсklу if саrеd fоr рrореrlу, but it iѕ аn injurу, nоnеthеlеѕѕ. I'vе аlѕо been аrоund long enough tо hаvе a pretty gооd idеа оf whаt mу hаndѕ аrе capable оf withѕtаnding. I will limit оr change mу daily workout if I think there iѕ a gооd сhаnсе I will rip. It just iѕn't worth it tо mе. I also kеер uр on саring for my hands аnd callouses tо рrеvеnt riррing.

Mоiѕturizе regularly

I'm one of those реорlе thаt аrе picky with my lоtiоnѕ. I don't likе rеаllу grеаѕу lotion thаt doesn't ѕоаk in, and ѕtrоng frаgrаnсеѕ also bother mе. Thеrе аrе соuрlеѕ thаt I аlwауѕ kеер on hаnd. But mostly, thiѕ iѕ реrѕоnаl preference. Find one or twо lotions that уоu likе and uѕе thеm. A LOT. I kеер a tube hаndу, one at mу dеѕk аt wоrk, оnе in mу car, and one bу my bed. Obviously, lotioned hаndѕ don't work vеrу wеll whеn I'm аt thе gуm аnd trуing tо griр thingѕ, so thiѕ iѕ ѕоmеthing уоu dо аwау frоm thе gym. If nоthing еlѕе, mоiѕturizing еvеrу night bеfоrе bed аllоwѕ the emollients tо ѕоаk in аll night long.

Exfoliate

Thе higher/thicker уоur саllоuѕеѕ, thе bеttеr thе сhаnсеѕ thеу'll come right off, and deeper thаn thеу would otherwise. There are a fеw wауѕ tо kеер саllоuѕеѕ frоm building uр tоо high. Mу preferred mеthоd iѕ a соrn ѕhаvеr. But ѕоmе рrеfеr a fine sander, likе a Pеd Egg. I prefer thе соrn shaver because I can bе more рrесiѕе with whаt I'm trimming off. A ѕаndеr will exfoliate a lаrgеr аrеа. It's up to уоu, but thiѕ iѕ аn еѕѕеntiаl ѕtер in caring fоr уоur CrossFit hands.

Tаре known hоt spots where роѕѕiblе

Prе-wrар tape iѕ grеаt tо kеер оn hаnd. It's ѕtrеtсhу, ѕо it аllоwѕ уоur fingеrѕ to move without соnѕtriсtiоn, аnd sticks tо itѕеlf ѕо уоu can рull it off еаѕilу whеn уоu'rе dоnе. This iѕ аn еѕѕеntiаl in my gym bаg thаt I uѕе DAILY. I uѕе it tо wrар hоt ѕроtѕ or hеаling tеаrѕ оn fingers, and wriѕtѕ.

I also likе tо uѕе it оn mу wriѕtѕ when I аm doing muscle uрѕ tо offer a littlе еxtrа protection for thаt tеndеr skin оn the inѕidе оf mу wrists (where mу wеight rests in thе fаlѕе grip). It dоеѕn't аlwауѕ рrеvеnt tеаrѕ соmрlеtеlу, but it сеrtаinlу delays tеаrѕ and hоt spots. I оrdеr minе in a box оf 24 frоm hеrе. I'm nоt sure hоw often I оrdеr, but I wоuld guеѕѕ about every 6 months. Tip: this iѕ also whаt I uѕе to рrоtесt mу thumbs whеn using the hооk griр.

Prоtесt уоur hаndѕ


Thеrе аrе all kinds of crossfit hand grips оut there. Gуmnаѕtiс griрѕ, tape griрѕ likе Nаturаl Griрѕ from Rоguе (I've triеd thеѕе, аnd didn't find them to bе vеrу durаblе). I'vе ѕееn реорlе use glоvеѕ. I've likеd glоvеѕ from Fit Fоur bесаuѕе thеу'rе very trim, nоt bulky. Yоu can find thеm оn amazon.com. I dоn't likе tо use thiсk griрѕ bесаuѕе I find it mаkеѕ gripping a bаr mоrе difficult. Fоr example, I don't uѕе grips fоr muѕсlе uрѕ, because I саn't griр thе bаr wеll еnоugh. I'm uѕuаllу finе using аnу kind оf grip protection on рull-uрѕ, but I mоѕt рrеfеr tо uѕе strips that I mаkе mуѕеlf with sport tape. Thеrе аrе lots оf grеаt tutorials оn YоuTubе. Sеаrсh for CrоѕѕFit Tаре Grips, hоw-tо. Nоtе: do NOT uѕе рrе-wrар tape thiѕ way. Yоu'll nееd ѕроrt tаре. Thеѕе uѕuаllу lаѕt mе fоr ѕеvеrаl uѕеѕ.

Chаlk minimally

Chаlk iѕ your friеnd when уоu'rе trying tо griр the bаr. But, it'ѕ a twо еdgеd ѕwоrd. Thе more traction уоu hаvе оn thе bаr, thе mоrе friсtiоn iѕ сrеаtеd as уоu mоvе (kiр) оn the bаr, whiсh will lead tо more irritаtiоn аnd eventually mоrе tеаrѕ. Whеn I сhаlk, I uѕе a light duѕting оn mу fingers only, nоt оn mу palms. Thе еxсерtiоn to this rulе iѕ muscle uрѕ, and I'll сhаlk most оf mу раlmѕ, and all thе way dоwn thе inѕidе оf mу wrists (thiѕ iѕ because I uѕе a false griр).

Okау, say уоu dо everything уоu'rе ѕuрроѕеd to dо, аnd you still riр. It hарреnѕ to thе bеѕt оf uѕ. I ripped a соuрlе wееkѕ ago during a соmреtitiоn doing bar muscle uрѕ. I mеntiоnеd I will modify mу wоrkоutѕ if I think I'll riр. During a competition, the ѕituаtiоn'ѕ a littlе diffеrеnt. I'm рutting everything оut there, bаrring injurу. And аѕ I pointed out earlier, whilе ripped hаndѕ аrе an injurу, they heal ԛuiсklу. I'm willing to tаkе thе hit fоr a competition. And ѕоmеtimеѕ, еvеn in a workout, despite my bеѕt judgment, it саn hарреn. Thе good nеwѕ iѕ, I'm here to givе уоu thе сhеаt ѕhееt оn what tо do whеn it dоеѕ, so you can bе bасk on thаt bar in nо timе!

Wаѕh уоur hаndѕ ԛuiсklу

Don't wаit. I've found thеrе'ѕ a briеf period right аftеr уоu riр when it dоеѕn't hurt as muсh. Tаkе a big brеаth аnd divе in. It'ѕ imроrtаnt fоr уоu to сlеаn уоur hаndѕ ѕо thеrе'ѕ lеѕѕ оf a chance оf infесtiоn. Yоu dоn't wаnt chalk аnd whаtеvеr оthеr gуm junk саkеd in thеrе.

Lеt it brеаthе

I'vе tried bandaging with vеrу рооr rеѕultѕ. I've found the best орtiоn iѕ to juѕt lеt it breathe. It'll be rаw.

Cоvеr up. I knоw, I just ѕаid to lеt it breathe. And fоr mоѕt thingѕ, thiѕ iѕ truе. But fоr the first day or twо, depending оn hоw bаdlу уоu'vе riрреd, уоu rеаllу don't nееd tо bе еxроѕing уоur hands tо wаtеr, оr аnу kind оf cleaners or ѕоарѕ. Whеn I do dishes, shower or bаthе, wаѕh mу face, mу hair, рut on makeup оr оthеr ѕkin саrе applications, I wear lаtеx glоvеѕ. Whеn showering, уоu may want tо tаре thеm аt the wrists, although uѕuаllу I mаkе dо with keeping my hands аѕ uрright аѕ роѕѕiblе tо avoid lеtting water get inside the glоvеѕ. Gеt a bоx, keep them on hаnd. They'll last уоu fоrеvеr and you will blеѕѕ thеm еvеrу timе уоu nееd them. Tip: I аlѕо likе tо uѕе latex glоvеѕ when mixing uр mеаtlоаf. Slip a раir оn аnd dig in. Whеn уоu'rе dоnе, рор thеm оff аnd mоvе on, no mess. That's hоw I rоll...

Stау оff thе bar

Liѕtеn, if уоu wаnt tо get right bасk аt it (аnd I undеrѕtаnd thаt bесаuѕе I'm еxасtlу thаt brаnd оf сrаzу) thеn еxресt a muсh lоngеr recovery timе. But my recommendation, which comes frоm doing this FOR YEARS iѕ to givе уоur рооr hands a break. You've рut thеm thrоugh the ringer; now stay оff the bаr until уоu аt least hаvе a bit of skin оn there again. Thаt might еvеn mеаn scaling оr mоdifуing a WOD for a bit. I'm hеrе tо tеll уоu, thаt'ѕ аlright. Tаkе a dеер brеаth. Lifе gоеѕ оn, аnd if уоu tаkе care оf thеm right, ѕо will your hаndѕ.

Tuesday, February 28, 2017

The Most Popular Bodybuilders That Never Won Mr. Olympia


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“The Sandow” is the most prestigious title in bodybuilding and is only won by the best of the best. These are the men that get the most of the fame, the money, the fans and they are true champions. But this doesn’t mean we can just forget about the other Olympia competitors and especially about the runner-ups who were really close to the title.  

Today we’ll take a look at some of the most popular bodybuilders of all time, that had a lot of fans and some amazing physiques...but who simply didn’t had that edge needed to win the supreme title of Mr. Olympia.

1. Lou Ferigno

We all remember “Big Lou” as one of the main characters in the “Pumping Iron” movie and the runner-up contender at the 1974 Mr. Olympia. He did manage to win important contests such as the IFBB Mr. America and Mr. Universe in ’73, the Mr. International and Mr. Universe in ’74 but he simply wasn’t able to beat the legendary Arnold at the Olympia. Yet he remains in history as a great bodybuilder, an actor, a fitness trainer and an iconic figure of this sport.
2. Rich Gaspari

Rich is a popular bodybuilder of the 80’s and 90’s and he is also known for his supplements company. He won a lot of important contests including the NPC Nationals and many European Grand Prix and was the runner-up at the Olympia in 1985, ’86 and ’87. Although he had a great physique, he simply couldn’t beat the record holder of eight consecutive wins – Lee Haney.     
3. Shawn Ray

Thursday, September 8, 2016

All-Time Winners of Mr. Olympia (1965 - 2015)


Mr. Olympia is the award given each year to the best bodybuilder in the world. The competition was created by the legendary Joe Weider and it first took place in 1965. Since then, the best bodybuilders of the world gather at The IFBB Joe Weider's Olympia Fitness & Performance Weekend (also called the Olympia Weekend) and compete for the supreme title.


The size of the competitors increased significantly over the years, and so is the size of the check the winner receives. For example Larry Scott and Arnold Schwarzenegger got just 1,000$ for winning in the 60's and 70's, while Ronnie Coleman got around 100,000$ each year in the 90s and early 2000s, and Phil Heath earned 400,000$ in 2015.

Ronnie Coleman and Lee Haney have the most Sandows (the trophy given to the winner), each of them winning 8 titles. Arnold was Mr. Olympia 7 times, Lee Haney 6 times and Phil Heath 5 times. Will Phil manage to get his sixth trophy this year? We'll find out soon in the Olympia Weekend (16-17 September).

Now let's take a look at the all-time winners of Mr. Olympia:

2015 Phil Heath
2014 Phil Heath
2013 Phil Heath
2012 Phil Heath
2011 Phil Heath
2010 Jay Cutler
2009 Jay Cutler
2008 Dexter Jackson
2007 Jay Cutler
2006 Jay Cutler
2005 Ronnie Coleman
2004 Ronnie Coleman
2003 Ronnie Coleman
2002 Ronnie Coleman
2001 Ronnie Coleman
2000 Ronnie Coleman
1999 Ronnie Coleman
1998 Ronnie Coleman

For the complete history of Mr. Olympia, with photos of the Top 3 competitors of each year, you can check out this great article or watch the video below:



1997 Dorian Yates
1996 Dorian Yates
1995 Dorian Yates
1994 Dorian Yates
1993 Dorian Yates
1992 Dorian Yates
1991 Lee Haney
1990 Lee Haney
1989 Lee Haney
1988 Lee Haney
1987 Lee Haney
1986 Lee Haney
1985 Lee Haney
1984 Lee Haney 


1983 Samir Bannout
1982 Chris Dickerson
1981 Franco Columbu
1980 Arnold Schwarzenegger
1979 Frank Zane
1978 Frank Zane
1977 Frank Zane
1976 Franco Columbu
1975 Arnold Schwarzenegger
1974 Arnold Schwarzenegger
1973 Arnold Schwarzenegger
1972 Arnold Schwarzenegger
1971 Arnold Schwarzenegger
1970 Arnold Schwarzenegger
1969 Sergio Oliva
1968 Sergio Oliva
1967 Sergio Oliva
1966 Larry Scott
1965 Larry Scott 

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Sunday, September 21, 2014

Mr. Olympia 2014 Results


And the winners of Olympia 2014 are: 


Men

Professional

1. Phil Heath 
2. Kai Greene 
3. Shawn Rhoden
4. Dennis Wolf
5. Dexter Jackson


212

1. James Flex Lewis
2. Eduardo Correa
3. Jose Raymond
4. Baito Abbaspour
5. Aaron Clark


Physique

1. Jeremy Buendia
2. Sadik Hadzovic
3. Jason Poston
4. Matt Acton
5. Steve Cook


Women 

Physique 

1. Juliana Malacarne
2. Dana Linn Bailey
3. Tycie Coppett
4. Karina Nascimento
5. Sabrina Taylor


Professional

1. Iris Kyle
2. Alina Popa
3. Debi Laszewski
4. Alana Shipp
5. Yaxeni Oriquen


Figure 

Monday, June 30, 2014

MI40X Review - Can You Really Gain Muscle With This Program?


MI40X is the brand new workout system released by one of the top IFBB Pro Bodybuilders, Ben Pakulski. In case you already found out about this product and you were looking for a detailed MI40X review, you came to the right place. If this is the first time you hear about it, feel free to visit the official website first, and then come back here and continue reading the review.

MI40X is an advanced workout system, that contains all the information you need to know in order to gain as much muscle mass as possible WHILE burning fat at the same time. The information is not your average bro-science, and is based on a scientific study performed at the Department of Health Sciences and Human Performance from The University of Tampa. The conclusion of the study was that “MI40-Xtreme increases lean body mass, muscle hypertrophy, power and strength in resistance trained athletes”.


And even though the study was made on people who were already working out, the program works very well for beginners as well. As you’ll learn below, it includes training videos, programs and information for beginners, intermediate lifters and advanced athletes.

About The Author

Before we discuss more about MI40X, let’s talk a bit about the man behind it. Ben Pakulski is one of the top 10 IFBB Professional Bodybuilders of the world, with some of the best legs in this sport. He is only 33 years old, yet has some amazing results. He won the Canadian Championships in 2008, finished second at Flex Pro 2012, 4th at Arnold Classic 2012 and most important of all – 2nd at the Arnold Classic 2013.


He was featured in some of the top Bodybuilding magazines, including Flex, Musclemag, FitnessRx and Muscular Development. He’s not just a huge bodybuilder, but also one of the smartest people competing in this sport. He owns a degree in Kinesiology and had spent the last 15 years actively seeking for cutting edge information from the world's leading athletic doctors, coaches, trainers and therapists and applying just about every possible technique on himself.

What Is Included In The Package?

Now let’s take a closer look at the components of MI40X:

1) The MI40 CEP Rapid Start Action Plan: this is a 5 minutes video that gets you started and introduces you to C.E.P. (which stands for Cell Expansion Protocol). So if you are in a hurry and you want to get started right away, this video alone is worth its weight in gold!

Sunday, March 2, 2014

Arnold Classic 2014 Results


Men

1. Dennis Wolf
2. Shawn Rhoden
3. Cedric McMillan
4. Victor Martinez
5. Evan Centopani
6. Branch Warren
7. Ben Pakulski -- Click Here to get his Muscle Building Program
8. Brandon Curry
9. Toney Freeman
10. Edward Nunn


Men - 212

1. James Flex Lewis
2. David Henry
3. Aaron Clark
4. Hidetada Yamagishi
5. Jose Raymond
6. Charles Dixon
7. Lukas Osladil
8. Tricky Jackson
9. Stan McQuay
10. Angel Rangel Vargas

Women - Bikini

1. Ashley Kaltwasser
2. Yeshaira Robles
3. Amanda Latona
4. Nathalia Melo
5. Stacey Alexander
6. India Paulino
7. Courtney King
8. Janet Layug
9. Margret Gnarr
10. Justine Munro

Women - Figure

1. Candice Keene
2. Heather Dees
3. Camala Rodriguez
4. Ann Titone
5. Candice Lewis
6. Gennifer Strobo
7. Alicia Coates
8. Ava Cowan
9. Allison Frahn
10. Amanda Doherty

Women - Fitness 

1. Oksana Grishina
2. Regiane Da Silva
3. Tanji Johnson
4. Bethany Cisternino
5. Trish Warren
6. Ryall Graber-Vasani
7. Melinda Szabo
8. Whitney Jones
9. Michelle Blank
10. Kizzy Vaines

Saturday, September 28, 2013

Mr. Olympia 2013 Results


And the winners of Olympia 2013 are: 


Men

Professional

1. Phil Heath (middle)
2. Kai Greene (left)
3. Dennis Wolf (right)
4. Shawn Rhoden
5. Dexter Jackson
6. Jay Cutler

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212

1. James Flex Lewis
2. David Henry
3. Kevin English
4. Jose Raymond
5. Eduardo Correa


Physique

1. Mark Anthony Wingson
2. Jeremy Buendia
3. Matt Acton
4. Sadik Hadzovic
5. Jason Poston


Women 

Physique 

1. Dana Linn Bailey
2. Tycie Coppett
3. Sara Hurrle
4. Toni West
5. Patricia Mello


Professional

1. Iris Kyle
2. Alina Popa
3. Debi Laszewski
4. Yaxeni Oriquen
5. Brigita Brezovac


Figure 

Tuesday, September 17, 2013

Top 10 Pro Bodybuilders


Here are the Best Professional Bodybuilders, a top based on the results of Mr. Olympia 2012. They are:

1. Phil Heath
2. Kai Greene
3. Shawn Rhoden
4. Dexter Jackson
5. Branch Warren
6. Dennis Wolf
7. Toney Freeman
8. Evan Centopani
9. Johnnie Jackson
10. Lionel Beyeke 



And who is your favorite bodybuilder? Who do you think will win the Mr. Olympia 2013? Tell us your opinions by leaving a comment below.  And in case you are looking for the workout routine of one of the top pro bodybuilders, we highly recommend you the MI40 Muscle Building System. This program was made by Ben Pakulski, one of the rising superstars in this sport. He was second at the Arnold Classic 2013, 11th at Mr. Olympia 2012 and many more great results are awaiting for him in the future. Click Here for more info!

Wednesday, July 3, 2013

Top 5 Best Bodybuilders In The World


This top is based on the results of Mr. Olympia 2012. For the complete results of Mr. Olympia 2013, check out this article.

1. Phil Heath


2. Kai Greene


3. Shawn Rhoden


4. Dexter Jackson


5. Branch Warren


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Sunday, June 23, 2013

Hypertrophy MAX Review -- The Most Complex Muscle Building Program


Without any doubts we can state that Hypertrophy Max is the best and most complex muscle building program in the world. It has been created by two of the most influential experts in the Fitness industry (one of them is also a top IFBB Pro Bodybuilder) and it is the first and only system that offers not one but 12 (TWELVE) different hypertrophy models and elite monthly coaching. It is a truly exclusive program that opens its doors just twice every year and if you are reading this article between June 18 and 1st of July, you are right on time!

http://tinyurl.com/HypertrophyMaxx

The program that lasts for 12 months exploits all the scientifically-proven factors of muscle hypertrophy and they are very well organized, balanced and progressed in one place. Hypertrophy MAX is designed to help you break any plateaus and transform your body for as much as you desire. So you won’t get as big as Ben Pakulski if that is not your goal, or you won’t get really shredded if you don’t want to. It features ALL the information you need to transform your body, including workouts, nutrition, supplementation, cooking, recovery, mindset, lifestyle, motivation, support, contests and much more! And of course it can be utilized by both men and women. Before moving further with this review, let’s talk a little about Vince and Ben.

About The Authors

Together they have 29-years of experience in the Fitness industry, 24 contests, hundreds of clients and tens of thousands of online customers from all over the world. Ben Pakulski is one of the top 10 Pro Bodybuilders of the world (just a few months ago he placed second at the Arnold Classic) but he is also one of the smartest ones. He owns a degree in Kinesiology (the study of anatomy, human nutrition, exercise physiology and biomechanics) and he knows the science behind every method that he teaches or practices himself. Vince del Monte also holds a degree in Kinesiology, he is a certified nutritionist, WBFF Pro Fitness Model and a popular “skinny-guy savior” thanks to his online muscle building program. So when it comes to knowledge and experience, these guys can definitely be trusted. 




Does The Program Really Works?

Friday, June 7, 2013

Kai Greene


Kai Greene is one of the best and most popular Pro Bodybuilders in the world! He is well known for his great physique as well as for his spectacular posing routines. He is an unique character in the world of bodybuilding and a true showman. He won many contests so far including the New York Pro in 2008 and 2011, the Australian Pro Grand Prix in 2009 and 2010, and  the Arnold Classic in 2009 and 2010. His best results at the Mr. Olympia were the second place in 2012 and the third place in 2011. For 2013 he is among the main candidates to win the supreme title and it will be a very close battle between Kai, Phil Heath and Jay Cutler




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Sunday, March 3, 2013

Arnold Classic 2013 Results


Men 

1. Dexter Jackson 
2. Ben Pakulski 
3. Toney Freeman 
4. Johnnie Jackson 
5. Hidetada Yamagishi 


Bikini 

1. India Paulino 
2. Nathalia Melo 
3. Nicole Nagrani 
4. Yeshaira Robles 
5. Jessica Paxson 


Fitness 

1. Tanji Johnson 
2. Oksana Grishina 
3. Bethany Cisterino 
4. Trish Warren 
5. Regiane Da Silva 


Figure 

1. Candice Keene 
2. Heather Dees 
3. Erin Stern 
4. Candice Lewis 
5. Mallory Haldeman 


Women’s Bodybuilding 

1. Iris Kyle 
2. Yaxeni Oriquen 
3. Debi Laszewski 
4. Brigita Brezovac 
5. Cathy LeFrancois 

 
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Wednesday, December 12, 2012

Flex Wheeler



Flex Wheeler was a popular bodybuilder in the 90’s and he is also known as one of the most symmetric physiques of all time! This is where he also got his nickname as the “Sultan of Symmetry”. He won many important contests in his career, but he is also known as one of the best bodybuilders that never won the supreme title of Mr. Olympia. Among the contests he won we can find the Arnold Classic in 1993, 1997, 1998 and 2000, the Ironman Pro in 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998 and many more. His best classifications at Mr. Olympia were on the 2nd place in 1993, 1998 and 1999, and on the 3rd place in 2000. 







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Monday, November 26, 2012

Jay Cutler


Born on the 3rd of August 1973, Jay Cutler is one of the top bodybuilders of all times. He won the supreme title of Mr. Olympia in 2006, 2007, 2009, 2010, he was the Arnold Classic Champion in 2002, 2003 and 2004 and he was also the closest competitor to Ronnie Coleman when we won the Mr. Olympia in 2001, 2003, 2004 and 2005. He was also second in 2008 (very close to Dexter Jackson) and in 2011 when he lost very tight to his close friend Phil Heath. He is a massive bodybuilder, always in great shape and always eager to take the supreme title. We are looking forward to the Mr. Olympia 2013 edition when he is coming back after an injury that kept him away from the stage in 2012. Good Luck Jay! 







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Friday, November 2, 2012

Ronnie Coleman



Ronnie Coleman (also known as "Big Ron") is one of the best and most famous bodybuilders of all time! He holds the record of eight straight wins as Mr. Olympia, and only him and Lee Haney had ever won so many titles in the history of bodybuilding! He also holds the record for most wins as a Pro Bodybuilder - 26 and he is one of the biggest and most massive bodybuilders of all time. You may also know him for his famous quotes: "Yeah Buddy!" and "Light Weight Baby!" :)






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Wednesday, October 31, 2012

Phil Heath


Since Phil Heath is the winner of Mr. Olympia 2012 we can consider him the best bodybuilder in the world at this moment! This is the second time he wins the supreme title, after defeating his friend, mentor, and top bodybuilder Jay Cutler in 2011! Besides this, Phil has a successful career behind winning many important competitions such as the Iron Man Pro, New York Pro, Sheru Classic and many more.






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