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News and Discussion => Q & A about female bodybuilding => Topic started by: Bugenhagen on August 02, 2021, 03:18:30 am

Title: Going to a Bodybuilding show may have made me like bodybuilders less
Post by: Bugenhagen on August 02, 2021, 03:18:30 am

I'm probably going to have to 10 or 11 more to find out if I'm right.

Title: Re: Going to a Bodybuilding show may have made me like bodybuilders less
Post by: aggaba2000 on August 02, 2021, 04:38:40 am

After the twelfth show I think you'll arrive at the right conclusion.

Title: Re: Going to a Bodybuilding show may have made me like bodybuilders less
Post by: pakeha on August 06, 2021, 10:43:20 pm

I’ve certainly found that the fantasy and the reality of going to a bb-ing show are two completely different things…

Title: Re: Going to a Bodybuilding show may have made me like bodybuilders less
Post by: dassara2 on August 07, 2021, 02:07:33 pm

I've never been on a show. So what was you fantasy and what was the reality?

Title: Re: Going to a Bodybuilding show may have made me like bodybuilders less
Post by: fitgirlfanguy on August 09, 2021, 02:13:19 pm

Quote from: pakeha on August 06, 2021, 10:43:20 pm

I’ve certainly found that the fantasy and the reality of going to a bb-ing show are two completely different things…

Please elaborate what your reality was versus what you fantasized it to be?

Title: Re: Going to a Bodybuilding show may have made me like bodybuilders less
Post by: Bugenhagen on September 26, 2021, 04:26:26 pm

Quote from: dassara2 on August 07, 2021, 02:07:33 pm

I've never been on a show. So what was you fantasy and what was the reality?

Lol sorry guys, I was joking about not liking the bodybuilding show. It was tons of fun and I encourage everyone here to go whenever they can.

The one I went to in Houston was put on by Branch Warren and his people and was very enjoyable. There was BJJ competition, Strongman and Powerlifting happening as well inside a big ol area near the old Astrodome. Everyone I met was really nice even though it feels terribly insular when you're not part of a gym yourself. I was just visiting before heading off to Mexico.

I will say it can get pretty chaotic with so many different things happening, but ultimately is a good time. Plus it's fun being there with people that are into bodybuilding. Another interesting thing was the way the crowd sort of changed when the men were on stage, the women were on stage, then the categories shifted from physique to bikini. I'm not sure what to make of all that, but can definitely say that the people out there seem to enjoy wellness quite a lot.

Past that, it's also hard to tell what's going on as people come and go from the stage.