32 Page Official Contest Report

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BEVERLY INTERNATIONAL PRESENTS...
THE 2007
NPC NORTHERN
KENTUCKY
BODYBUILDING & FIGURE
CHAMPIONSHIPS
UPCOMING NPC KENTUCKY
SANCTIONED BODYBUILDING
AND FIGURE EVENTS FOR 2007
NPC Kentucky State
Bodybuilding & Figure
Championships (NQ)
NPC Northern Kentucky
Championships (NQ)
Bluegrass Novice
Bodybuilding Championship
March 22, 2008 - Northern Kentucky
Convention Center, 1 West River Center
Blvd, Covington, KY 41011
August 25, 2007 - Thoroughbred Center,
3380 Paris Pike, Lexington, KY 40511
Classes:
Guest Poser: King Kamali
• Men’s Bodybuilding 7 Classes
• Women’s Bodybuilding 3 classes
• Men’s Masters Bodybuilding
(over 60, over 50, over 40)
Qualifications:
• Contestants in the NPC Kentucky
Men’s, Women’s, Master’s and Teen
Bodybuilding divisions must be
Kentucky residents.
• The Bluegrass Novice Bodybuilding
Championship is open to all competitors who have never placed in 1st in a
NPC national qualifier or who have
not won 1st place novice or open over
all in any NPC contest.
Classes:
(KY residents only)
(KY residents only)
• Teenage
• Figure 4 Classes
NPC Kentucky Muscle
Championships (NQ)
November 9&10, 2007 - Kentucky International Convention Center, 221 4th Street,
Louisville, KY 40228
Contact: Beverly International Nutrition.
Call (800) 781-3475, e-mail bevnut@aol.
com, on the internet www.bodybuildingworld.com/Contest
(over 50, over 40)
• Teenage (KY residents)
• Teenage
• Figure 4 Classes (KY residents only)
• Figure 4 Classes
• Masters Figure (over 35) KY
residents only
• Masters Figure 2 Divisions over 35,
over 45
• Bluegrass Novice Bodybuilding 4
classes (no residency requirement)
• Novice Bodybuilding 3 classes
Contact: Richard “Tricky” Jackson (859)
221-4959; email [email protected] or
www.trickyjackson.com
Contact: L. Brent Jones at (502) 387-3808,
email [email protected]
or visit www.KentuckyMuscle.com
BEVERLY INTERNATIONAL
• Novice Bodybuilding 3 classes
Classes:
(over 50, over 40) KY residents
• Masters Figure 2 Divisions over 35
(2 Classes), over 45
• Police/Fireman Bodybuilding
GOT QUESTIONS? CALL OUR SUPPLEMENT HOTLINE NOW 800-781-3475
TEEN
?
1st
Justin Compton
Teen
Justin Compton
Justin Weddle
Aaron Klope
Shane Thompson
Dwaine Evans
Bon Farr
Chris Andrews
Joseph Cornett
Joel Derbin
Dave Moore
rd
3Aaron
Klope
th
4Shane
Thompson
th
5Dwaine
Evans
Contest Report 2007 Northern Kentucky
Others: Christopher Self,
Brian Hancock, Tom Jasper
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nd
2Justin
Weddle
The 2007 "Beverly International" NPC Northern Kentucky Bodybuilding &
Figure Championship was held on March 24, at the Northern Kentucky Convention
Center, Covington, KY.
This event was one of the largest contests in the United States, with 249 competitors. There were over 170 bodybuilders and nearly 80 figure competitors to make this
the largest Northern in its more than a quarter of a century history. The Northern is a
NPC national qualifier and the top two in each class of the men’s and women’s open
bodybuilding division qualify for NPC national status. In figure the top 3 in each class
qualify for nationals and the top 5 for Jr USA and JR Nationals.
FOR REAL SUCCESS STORIES VISIT WWW.BODYBUILDINGWORLD.COM
continued on page 7
NOVICE
?
LIGHTWEIGHT
1st
2JoshndHoughton
3Mattrd Engle
4BillthKlinker
th
5David
Carhart
Vincent Shirey
Novice Lightweight
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Vincent Shirey
Josh Houghton
Matt Engle
Bill Klinker
David Carhart
Jonathon Haskins
Dan Hitchcock
Bobby Walden
Michael Sidwell
Vance Mitchell
NOVICE MIDDLEWEIGHT
?
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Ryan Mackey
Steve Hill
Kai Au
Jeff Schaffer
Phil Hurwitz
Michael Ferris
Ronnie Vittitoe
Josh Miller
Nathan Garland
Joe Lochard
Others: Eli Henline, Shane Shoemaker,
Jonathon Pearman, Kyle Landes
Novice Middleweight
1st
Ryan Mackey
nd
2Steve
Hill
3KairdAu
4JeffthSchaffer
5PhilthHurwitz
NOVICE LIGHT HEAVYWEIGHT
Novice Light Heavyweight
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Austin Dossey
Shawn Yockey
Matthew Geraci
Jeff Christensen
Shea Arnold
Mark Niespodziany
Michael Ellis
Boz Pajdak
Brett Montgomery
Ryan Porter
1st
Austin Dossey
nd
2Shawn
Yockey
rd
3Matthew
Geraci
4JeffthChristensen
5Sheath Arnold
NOVICE MID HEAVYWEIGHT
One of the highlights of the show was the athletes' sportsmanship and backstage camaraderie. The audience of 2200 at the evening performance fell right
in step with the tone and was one of the most respectful and kindest ever experienced at a bodybuilding contest. Speaking of the audience, two giant 15’x20’
video screens made sure that there wasn’t a bad seat in the house. We’ll let the
photos tell most of the story of the contest but here are some of the “behind the
scenes” thoughts from the promoters, Sandy and Roger Riedinger.
1st
Roger’s Random Thoughts …
As the entries cascaded in I worried more and more, ‘How are we going
to check all these competitors in and start on time?” The prejudging is going
to take approximately five and a half hours. If we don’t start on time, the precontinued on page 9
nd
2Anthony
Chapman
3RobrdMcCue
th
4Michael
Williams
5JoelthHensley
Rod Mullett
Novice Mid Heavyweight
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Rod Mullett
Anthony Chapman
Rob McCue
Michael Williams
Joel Hensley
Jesse Franklin
Philip Rieger
Aaron Webber
Justin Clark
Mark Handshoe
NOVICE HEAVYWEIGHT
Overall Novice Champion: Drew Smith
1st
nd
2Demetreaus
Smith
3JonrdPowers
th
4Randy
Stamper
th
5Michael
Tokarek
Drew Smith
Novice Heavyweight
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Drew Smith
Demetreaus Smith
Jon Powers
Randy Stamper
Michael Tokarek
Jeffrey Caldwell
Ben Effinger
Jermaine Johnson
Fredrick Hurt
?
from his 4th place finish in 2005 to first
in the light heavies and overall champ.
Another guy that really got his condition together was bantam, Scott Foster.
Scott did some shows last fall and in an
attempt to get a little bigger lost a little
conditioning. Well, for the Northern
Scott knew conditioning was king and
he brought it in spades. Weighing just
137 (and when you see his photo in the
contest report you’ll never believe that’s
all he weighed) Scott won the bantams
and finished 2nd in the overall with two
first place votes.
NOVICE HEAVYWEIGHT
judging will run right into the evening
and we are going to need some set up
time.
judges looking for?” I cringe. Each judge
records his score independently; it’s not
a consensus of the panel.
Luckily, nearly two hundred weighed
in on Friday, so we just had to worry
about fifty Saturday morning. I still had
to worry about the stragglers. Check-in
time was 8:30. There are always a few
who think they can come in late and it’s
no problem. Well, it’s a huge problem
because it holds up the entire show.
There are 250 numbers that need to
be assigned by class. You can’t assign
numbers until the check-in is closed. As
it turned out two athletes showed up too
?
late and were not permitted to compete.
It’s a shame, but it was stated in four
places that check-in was 8:30. For the
2008 Northern all check-ins and weigh1 will?be Friday evening, just like at the
ins
National
2 ? shows.
The scoring is done by a computer
program that our old friend and NNN
contributor, Dave Payne designed for
us. It does it all, crosses out the two high
?
and two low scores for each competitor
so that any individual judging bias is
eliminated, totals the remaining scores,
assigns the placing, and even breaks ties.
Still, I want you to imagine entering nine
scores for each of the 250 athletes. That’s
what Todd and Michelle Jackson did
throughout Saturday afternoon. As soon
as a class left the stage, Stan May collected each judge’s score sheet and took
them over to Todd and Michelle. Let’s
see … 250 athletes’ times nine scores
each equals 2250 computer entries before the placings were determined.
3 The? prejudging ran smoothly. A lot
of you don’t realize how hard it is to
4 ?
judge a show of this size. Each judge is
5 ? for placing each athlete. It’s
responsible
not
6 just? picking the top three, but also
placing every athlete from first to last
7 ?
in a class. Let me tell you, getting that
8 or ?5th through 9th in the correct
4th
order
9 takes
? a lot of focus and concentration.
10 ? When I hear, “What were the
The personal highlight for me each
year is when I see an athlete who had
not really come in his best shape in previous years really put it together. And
let me tell you, it’s always conditioning
at the Northern Kentucky. Size matters, but conditioning gets it done. This
year Jonathon Johnson was the one that
put it together. He weighed in at just
? heavies and improved
184 in the light
?
2nd
4th
A couple of other physiques that
really impressed me conditioning-wise
were Austin Dossey in the novice light
heavies. Austin had classic lines, terrific
conditioning and a great posing routine.
And Bill Yates. I’ve known Bill for more
than twenty-five years. I’ve seen Bill
compete ?
in the Mr America contest, I
saw him win the over 50 at NPC Masters
Nationals and I think he looked better
today than I’ve ever seen him. Here’s
the kicker … Bill is 65 years old!!!! Unbelievable! Talk about motivation.
3rd
In posing I favor the classic style of
physique presentation – if you’ve ever
seen Pumping Iron you’ll know what I
mean. I think Anthony Chapman was
very impressive in this regard. If you like
a little more entertainment with your
posing you’ve got to love Vince Shirey
and Sugar Ray Hammonds.
On the women’s side, Rachel Ogden
in the women’s lightweight was my
idea of the personification of women’s
bodybuilding – kind of a throw back to
the days of Cory and Rachel McLish.
In figure, it is very hard to pick out just
one individual. Brenda James has made
some tremendous improvements to her
physique since I last judged her at the
Kentucky. ?
5th
continued on page 13
MASTER'S FIGURE OVER 45
1st
nd
2Beth
Simpson
rd
3Sandy
Oswald
th
4Leatha
Smith
th
5Mimi
O'Connell
Julie Oliver
Master's Figure Over 45
1
2
3
4
5
6
10
Julie Oliver
Beth Simpson
Sandy Oswald
Leatha Smith
Mimi O'Connell
Pateeser Jackson
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Brenda James
Lee Anne Graham
Marci Purcey
Kelly Long
Faye Schumacher
Ursula Brady
Debby Locke
Besty Hoofnagle
Marja Kuhl
short
Overall Master’s Figure Over 35 Champion: Brenda James
1st
Brenda James
2LeendAnne Graham
rd
3Marci
Purcey
4KellythLong
5Fayeth Schumacher
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1
2
3
4
5
Melita McGill
Cindy Herron
Darla Foy
Christi Kelly
Jo McCracken
tall
1st
Melita McGill
12
nd
2Cindy
Herron
rd
3Darla
Foy
th
4Christi
Kelly
5JothMcCracken
MASTER'S BODYBUILDING OVER 60
1st
Bill Yates
Master's Bodybuilding Over 60
1
2
3
4
5
Bill Yates
Felix Megerle
John Heck
Charlie Brown
Jerry Gray
nd
2Felix
Megerle
3Johnrd Heck
th
4Charlie
Brown
th
5Jerry
Gray
Sandy’s Insights into the Northern on a much more personal level
Contest prepping and training teach us some very valuable lessons. So does contest promoting. Over the past 25 years I have learned a great deal about people, preparation, advance
planning, timelines, human behavior, foggy brains, attitudes, volunteers, teams, wins and losses,
highs and lows and most of all about why I keep going through this routine year after year. (I
am not talking about the 60 seconds posing routine to music either.)
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1st
nd
2Chad
Kenner
rd
3Anthony
Smith
4JaythMelton
5PhilthGardner
David Plew
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
14
David Plew
Chad Kenner
Anthony Smith
Jay Melton
Phil Gardner
Gharlie Gripp
Nick Ardizzone
Rick DeCamp
Raymundo Gonzales
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Marvin Harper
Terry Walker
Billy Hayes
James Hoffard
Stehphone Duncan
Jose Hocog
Gene Goode
John Benz
Michael Joyner
Rob Lovejoy
Others: Rick Saint-Blancard, J.D. Smith
1st
Marvin Harper
nd
2Terry
Walker
3BillyrdHayes
th
4James
Hoffard
th
5Stehphone
Duncan
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WOMEN'S LIGHTWEIGHT
Women's Lightweight
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Rachel Ogden
Jennifer Wilson
Tami Bellon
Carrie Walend
Stephanie Bullock
Helen Villemure
Chelsea Sundin
Stefanie Shoultz
1st
Rachel Ogden
16
nd
2Jennifer
Wilson
3TamirdBellon
th
4Carrie
Walend
th
5Stephanie
Bullock
WOMEN'S MIDDLEWEIGHT
Overall Women's Bodybuilding Champion: Deborah Reboyras
1st
nd
2Heather
Mayfield
rd
3Loretta
Moore
My planning and prep is broken
down into phases just like your pre
contest diet. I start at phase one
and go all the way through to about
phase 12. It takes me a full year to
work on this special event. Even
though it takes time to get it all
ready, there are really just three reasons why I do this monster event.
1. I like to work with my Roger to
create something wonderful. It gives
Deborah Reboyras
our brains something to work on and
cohesive thought is good for the marriage. It is what we talk about along
with the Beverly business. You may
Amanda Teltow
think we are ‘ate up’ or something….
Deborah Reboyras
no and yeah. Either way it depends on
Heather Mayfield
the season and even if I am ate up, that’s me. Can’t help it. Would you prefer I be anything less?
Women's Middleweight
1
2
3
4
Loretta Moore
Amanda Teltow
4th
2. I enjoy the ride, the thrill of the planning, getting every detail nailed down. I hate to miss
even one piece of the puzzle. Every year we try something new that may add a bit of class to
the event. When it works, it is a treat!
3. I do it for you. This is my way to give back to the athlete population. It is a high class
event where amateurs can feel like royalty. We may not serve Louis XIII cognac as a pre-show
spirit, but we do give the athletes more than they expect and the audience leaves feeling like
they just sat through one of the best bodybuilding and figure shows ever. I love getting the
emails that tell me that it was the best day of their life. That right there makes my job worth
every dime and hour of planning.
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WOMEN'S HEAVYWEIGHT
Women's Heavyweight
1
2
3
4
5
Angela Sauer
Melanie Shearer
Shonnett Krawczyk
Robin Hurwitz
Lynn Aubrey
1st
Angela Sauer
18
nd
2Melanie
Shearer
rd
3Shonnett
Krawczyk
th
4Robin
Hurwitz
5Lynnth Aubrey
MEN'S BANTAMWEIGHT
1st
nd
2Aleksey
Nargornay
rd
3Ryan
Ping
4CarlthEgner
th
5Nathan
Blum
Scott Foster
Men's Bantamweight
1
2
3
4
5
Scott Foster
Aleksey Nargornay
Ryan Ping
Carl Egner
Nathan Blum
19
MEN'S LIGHTWEIGHT
1st
2nd
Loren Dyck
rd
3Dustin
Myers
th
4Harold
Adams
th
5Steve
Blue
Jessie Reynolds
Men's Lightweight
1
2
3
4
5
6
20
Jessie Reynolds
Loren Dyck
Dustin Myers
Harold Adams
Steve Blue
Heath Chaffin
MEN'S WELTERWEIGHT
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Morris Pruett
Jack Oehlers
Joe Daniels
Marcos Cooper
Rich Lauro
Jared Wilson
Curtis Griffin
Oley Atkins
Shawn Nevels
Rob Connelly
Others: Luke Beggs
Men's Welterweight
1st
Morris Pruett
nd
2Jack
Oehlers
3JoerdDaniels
th
4Marcos
Cooper
th
5Rich
Lauro
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MEN'S MIDDLEWEIGHT
1st
nd
2Chase
Karnes
rd
3Christopher
Jackson
th
4Robert
Brown
th
5Bradd
Bartos
James Rupley
Men's Middleweight
1
2
3
4
5
22
James Rupley
Chase Karnes
Christopher Jackson
Robert Brown
Bradd Bartos
MEN'S LIGHT HEAVYWEIGHT
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Jonathon Johnson
Billy Georgiou
Paul Payer
Michael Stearns
Daryl French
Nathan Hater
Allen Cress
Clint Norris
Stan Smith
Anthony Ferguson
Others: Jason Hahn
Men's Light Heavyweight
Overall Men’s Bodybuilding Champion: Jonathon Johnson
1st
Jonathon Johnson
2BillyndGeorgiou
3PaulrdPayer
th
4Michael
Stearns
th
5Daryl
French
23
MEN'S HEAVYWEIGHT
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Mark Podgorny
Josh Barnett
Kevin Staab
Travis Jones
Jordan Meneghini
P.G. Georgiou
Dean Visk
Jermichael Pratt
Greg Rush
Arian Culp
Others: Doug Hall, Michael Keck,
Brandon Beckrich
Men's Heavyweight
1st
Mark Podgorny
24
nd
2Josh
Barnett
3Kevinrd Staab
th
4Travis
Jones
th
5Jordan
Meneghini
MEN'S SUPER HEAVYWEIGHT
1st
Lightweights
Welterweights
Light Heavyweights
Heavyweights
Ray Hammonds
Men's Super Heavyweight
1
Ray Hammonds
I want to give a huge thank you to
all of those that have competed and
worked to support the NKY over the
years. It wasn’t always a national qualifier with this many athletes and attendees. It has grown up over the years just
like your children do. They start out in
infant stages, small and very needy and
year after year they learn lessons and
become more mature. The NKY has in
a sense been my baby. It is now more
than half my age and may be more
mature in the sense of the word than
I am as a person. The NKY has grown
strong, she never complains about
things because she finds a way to fix
them. People love her and look forward
to seeing her every year. Some people
even plan years in advance just to
enter her doors. She has many friends.
More than they say we have as humans
when we are lucky as we age… I think
it’s like you can count the number of
friends you have on your right hand or
something…. not her. Her friends unite
every year like a reunion of souls. They
collect and socialize, work and laugh.
The party goes on for 48 hours. They
never complain about her. They love
supporting their friend.
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FIGURE CLASS A
1st
nd
2Robin
Channel
rd
3Leslie
Samples
th
4Guisell
Rivera
th
5Siouxsie
Gisselberg
Lisa Browning
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
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Lisa Browning
Robin Channel
Leslie Samples
Guisell Rivera
Siouxsie Gisselberg
Vicki Smith
Miranda Carter
Angela Sutherland
Jena Sadowsky
Dana Lopresti
Others: Penny Harrison, Brooke
Mitchell, Stacie Reed, Michelle
Worthman, Amanda Ritter
Figure Class A
FIGURE CLASS B
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Jennifer Jackson
Chelsey Morgenstern
Amy Boeckmann
Eleonora Gusevski
Donna Williams
Kelly Wolfe
Beka Bentley
Rebecca Glass
Jennifer Lamkin
Kaydee Coniff
Others: Robyn Pickard, Julia Walsh,
Karrie Cheeseman, Jermella Figgs
Figure Class B
Overall Figure Champion: Jennifer Jackson
1st
Jennifer Jackson
nd
2Chelsey
Morgenstern
rd
3Amy
Boeckmann
th
4Eleonora
Gusevski
th
5Donna
Williams
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FIGURE CLASS C
1st
nd
2Charmayne
Jackson
rd
3Amanda
Robinson
th
4Shanna
Barrabas
th
5Ashlee
Valen Dobbs
Caralyn Hammonds
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
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Caralyn Hammonds
Charmayne Jackson
Amanda Robinson
Shanna Barrabas
Ashlee Valen Dobbs
Kerry Tighe
Kristy Rosenacker
Anglea Baker
Colette Carr
Debbie Schmitmeyer
Others: Brandy Blevins, Michelle
Boyer, Joelle Miller, Sarah Kathcart
Figure Class C
FIGURE CLASS D
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Jennica Kidd
Loren Moses
Cassie Carnahan
Stephanie Billings
Lyndsey DeWitt
Amy Odle
Jessica Jimerson
Michelle Kirby
Cindy Melhorn
Molly Galbraith
Others: Angela Barnes, Rachel Birkley,
Keary Snapp, Angelita Hampton
Figure Class D
1st
Jennica Kidd
nd
2Loren
Moses
rd
3Cassie
Carnahan
th
4Stephanie
Billings
th
5Lyndsey
DeWitt
29
FIGURE COMPARISONS
Class A
Class B
Class C
Class D
30
BACKSTAGE
Photos by: Steven Wade, [email protected]; Rachel Wade, [email protected]; Rick Lohre, WWW.LOHRECREATIVE.COM;
Trevor Booker, [email protected]; Jim Schwarz, [email protected]. Layout and Design by Micah Armbruster, [email protected].
The NKY loves her friends too! She
would not be able to go on if she didn’t
have them all. The NKY touches your
heart. She speaks to many people and she
sometimes changes their lives just like a
good friend. The Northern is predictable.
She always comes around the same time
of the year. She keeps in touch with her
friends and never lets them forget about
her. She is faithful to her following. The
Northern has a heart. She is alive. Her spirit
lives inside us. She keeps us on track. She
holds us accountable. She gives back (not
just to the athlete, over the past 5 years, she
has quietly donated $50,000 to the Shriner’s
Children’s Burns Institute).
Most of all, the Northern is a memory
maker for your life. Now that she is
grown up, she understands that these moments are precious. She worries about the
people and wants everyone to experience
something wonderful. Looking back, the
Northern wouldn’t have done things any
other way. Around the same time next
year, you will see her come into bloom.
The friends and athletes will unite and
she will be happy for their time in the
spotlight.
All of our lives are webbed together
by many different things. This show however, has glued many bonds, tightened
many webs and positioned many people
on the road to a better life. Roger and I
promise to nurture the NKY and keep
her youthful side showing as she (and
we) age. Her wrinkles may be seen from
time to time, but you can bet, her heart
will never be filled because it just keeps
expanding, ebbing and flowing into others
so her spirit will live on inside us forever.
So, when I say that the NKY has a life
of its own, you can see now why I am so
consumed by her and how she fills my
heart with history and happiness. BEV
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NORTHERN
Beverly International Presents the 2008 NPC
KENTUCKY
Bodybuilding and Figure Championship
• 7 Divisions
to Give You
Maximum
Opportunity
and Experience!
• Teen Bodybuilding
• Men’s Novice Bodybuilding
(4 Classes)
• Figure
(4 Classes)
Saturday, March 22, 2008
Northern Kentucky Convention Center
One West River Center Blvd
Covington, KY
For FREE information on entering, attending,
or if you simply have questions, call:
1-800-781-3475
Email: [email protected]
• Masters
Bodybuilding
40-49,
50-59,
over 60
• Women’s
Bodybuilding
(3 Classes)
www.bodybuildingworld.com
DON'T MISS
THIS SHOW!
• Masters
Figure 35+
(2 Classes)
and 45+
(1 Class)
9639
• Men’s Bodybuilding
(7 Classes)

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