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36: Advice I Would Give A Teenager Who Wants To Compete In Bodybuilding For The First Time
A recent conversation I had sparked my thoughts for today's episode on where I would suggest a teenager consider competing for the FIRST time. Find out why my answer isn't black or white and how if I competed again myself, why my decision would be different than you might expect.
As always, like/subscribe/and share! And come join the conversation in the private Facebook group for listeners to talk about show topics.
The Facebook group is called “The ‘Everything Else’ in Bodybuilding Podcast Insiders!” so head on over there and request to join!
Additional Resources:
-Want to learn skills that will help you look and feel more confident in your posing and transitions from pose to pose? Learn more at:
http://www.weeklyposing.com
-Want to learn how to pose for your show? Start Here:
http://www.learntopose.com/virtualclinic
-Want to WIN your next competition? Learn more at: http://www.posingwinsshows.com
-1 on 1 Training and Nutrition at http://www.killitwithdrive.com
-FREE posing tutorials for Wellness, Figure, Bikini, and Men's Physique competitors at http://www.learntopose.com
-FREE ebook “5 Things Every Bodybuilding and Fitness Competitor Needs To Know Before Preparing For A Show” at http://www.eeinbb.com
-FREE posing assessment and road mapping call at http://www.learntopose.com
-Grab your “My Own Motivation” tank top at https://shop.killitwithdrive.com/
Key Takeaways:
*What I told a friend whose teenager wants to do her first show (2:10)
*What it means to drink the Kool-aid (4:55)
*How federations fuel the narrative (5:45)
*Social media and PEDs changed bodybuilding (10:10)
*PEDs in the bikini division (13:08)
*Other ideas for competition goals (19:10)
*How factoring in psychology affects my recommendation on where someone should first compete (20:44)
*Where I personally would consider competing today and why it might surprise you (24:22)
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By Michele Welcome
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A recent conversation I had sparked my thoughts for today's episode on where I would suggest a teenager consider competing for the FIRST time. Find out why my answer isn't black or white and how if I competed again myself, why my decision would be different than you might expect.
As always, like/subscribe/and share! And come join the conversation in the private Facebook group for listeners to talk about show topics.
The Facebook group is called “The ‘Everything Else’ in Bodybuilding Podcast Insiders!” so head on over there and request to join!
Additional Resources:
-Want to learn skills that will help you look and feel more confident in your posing and transitions from pose to pose? Learn more at:
http://www.weeklyposing.com
-Want to learn how to pose for your show? Start Here:
http://www.learntopose.com/virtualclinic
-Want to WIN your next competition? Learn more at: http://www.posingwinsshows.com
-1 on 1 Training and Nutrition at http://www.killitwithdrive.com
-FREE posing tutorials for Wellness, Figure, Bikini, and Men's Physique competitors at http://www.learntopose.com
-FREE ebook “5 Things Every Bodybuilding and Fitness Competitor Needs To Know Before Preparing For A Show” at http://www.eeinbb.com
-FREE posing assessment and road mapping call at http://www.learntopose.com
-Grab your “My Own Motivation” tank top at https://shop.killitwithdrive.com/
Key Takeaways:
*What I told a friend whose teenager wants to do her first show (2:10)
*What it means to drink the Kool-aid (4:55)
*How federations fuel the narrative (5:45)
*Social media and PEDs changed bodybuilding (10:10)
*PEDs in the bikini division (13:08)
*Other ideas for competition goals (19:10)
*How factoring in psychology affects my recommendation on where someone should first compete (20:44)
*Where I personally would consider competing today and why it might surprise you (24:22)