Arms of strength.
Bodybuilding is a pretty interesting form of competition. In reality, it’s less about using your skill on stage than it is about the work you put in before even getting to a competition. Training hard, dieting right, and cutting water weight the correct way are all major elements to the process. Everything has to be boiled down to a science.
Posing is definitely an important element to master in order to get some notoriety, but your skill can’t directly effect another bodybuilder’s when it’s posed down time. You can be better at a particular skill, but it’s up to a judge to decide that rather than physically making a difference. It’s that element of the game that can be truly frustrating for a bodybuilder. You may think you are the best looking behemoth on stage, but if the judges disagree then it doesn’t really matter what your opinion is now does it.
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But there are some opportunities for a bodybuilder that can have their skill directly effect someone’s own. It may not be bodybuilding per se, but it definitely allows a strength based athlete an opportunity to directly compete with someone of the same caliber.
When most people think of arm wrestling they think competing against a friend or foe in a contest of wills and strength. For a bodybuilder who hopes to shape an impressive physique it can be the perfect outlet to put all the weight training they’ve done to good use, besides entering a pro competition of course. Some times you wonder what it would be like to see two mammoth bodybuilders compete in a competition of strength. Well it looks like these two IFBB pros took it upon themselves to challenge each other to an arm wrestling match. Who is the stronger bodybuilder? Watch and find out on the next page!
