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These Common Fat Loss Mistakes Will Kill Your Lean Gains

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It’s simple to slip up and ruin your gains with everyday mistakes.

Let’s face it. Whether you’re a professional bodybuilder who just the average lay person, being in lean athletic shape is always an attractive idea. You could be inspired by your favorite superhero or just simply want to make a healthy lifestyle change and will eventually be flirting with the idea of getting into shredded condition.

In order to bring that to pass you’re going to have to shed fat and build muscle in order to look at impressive as possible. But so many individuals going about losing fat in the wrong ways, ultimately leaving them feeling defeated. While trying to burn fat and get shredded, many individuals make mistakes along the way, mistakes that end up costing them in the end. So what are the most common mistakes people make when they’re trying to get rid of fat? The list below should answer that question pretty handily.

Thinking A Carb Is A Carb

Many people look at carbs as either the worst thing to put into your body ever or fuel utilized for getting you through a tough workout. If anything the latter makes more sense than the former.

You see, you can’t look at a carb like a carb. By that we mean that simple carbs are the ones you want to avoid more so than complex carbohydrates. Fruits and vegetables are great complex carbs that can give you fuel while white breads, white pastas, and sugary snacks can spell doom for your waistline. The only time you should be eating simple carbs is after an intense workout in order to replenish glycogen levels.

Not Eating Enough

Dieting is key to shedding fat, but you never want to go overboard. The idea is that you want to eat enough calories in the day in order to fuel the body for a hard workout at the gym. When you want to lose fat, being in a calorie deficit is a must. But dropping the calories too drastically will just slow down your metabolism and ultimately send the body into starvation mode, forcing it to hold onto fat rather than burn it.

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Avoiding Fats

Fats may be calorie dense but they are a necessary part of your diet. Dietary fats live oily fish and avocado are loaded with nutrients that will have a positive effect on your physique and performance. Fats don’t make you fat, sugars and simple carbs are the culprits. If you’re cutting simple carbs then it’s great to replace those calories with healthy fats, as well as protein, which will promote greater fat loss as well as increased testosterone, another key component to muscle growth and fat burning.

Not Doing Enough High Intensity Work

It’s good to get some miles in on the treadmill, no doubting that. The hard truth is that doing steady state cardio will be great cardiovascular system, but will eat away at your muscle. Upping your training intensity, whether it’s with HIIT cardio or by performing HIIT strength training, putting in the hard in the gym is essential if you want to drop the fat and look like a shredded god.

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5 Exercises Which Will Burn Fat Better Than Cardio

5 Exercises Which Will Burn Fat Better Than Cardio

Exercises Which Are More Effective Than Cardio

Most people get a gym membership because they want to shed weight. Losing weight is one of the most common New Year’s Resolutions. This is why there is an influx of new members in gyms around the world during that time.

Most people when they think weight loss, think about cardio. If you’re someone who doesn’t like the idea of spending time on a treadmill or don’t feel comfortable going for a walk or a run in the wild, this is the article for you.

1. Burpees

Burpees are one of the most brutal exercises. All the exercises on this list are high-intensity exercises which will put your cardiovascular system to a test. Apart from losing weight, HIIT workouts help you in building strength and stamina.

Stand with your feet shoulder-width apart. Perform a squat and place your hands on the floor, just inside your feet. Get into the pushup position, perform a pushup and return to the starting position. Reach your arms overhead and explosively jump up in the air. Land back and repeat for reps.

2. Alternate Kettlebell Swings

The benefit of performing HIIT exercises is, you can target specific muscle groups while burning fat. Alternate kettlebell swings will work your shoulders and back while burning those extra calories.

Stand with your feet in a wider than shoulder-width stance. Hold a kettlebell between your legs in your right hand. Swing the kettlebell so its parallel to the floor and at your shoulder level. Return to the starting position and repeat with your left arm.

3. Dumbbell Farmer’s Walk

Dumbbell farmer’s walk is an incredibly effective exercise if you’re looking to build grip strength. This exercise also helps in shedding weight while sculpting your body and strengthing your stabilizers.

Dumbbell farmer’s walk has different variations you can perform. You can use farmer’s walk bars, dumbbells, kettlebells or barbells for this exercise. You can also hold the dumbbells and kettlebells overhead to make the walk intense.

4. Step Up Jumps

If you have ever performed step-ups, you would know this exercise can smoke you. The trick with step-up jumps is you need to maintain a constant intensity. You could perform the bodyweight version of step-up jumps or could add resistance by using weights.

Stand behind a flat bench of knee height and place one foot on the elevated platform. Jump up, driving through the forefoot of the elevated leg. Switch legs in the air so that you land your opposite leg on top of the platform.

5. Battle Rope Wave

Battle rope training is a staple in unconventional gyms, and there’s a good reason behind it. They’re one of the most functional pieces of equipment for high-intensity training and hardcore conditioning.

Battle rope waves can exhaust you in a couple of minutes. This exercise might look easy but will take all you have. Hold the ends of the rope at arm’s length in front of your hips with your hands shoulder-width apart. Brace your core and begin alternately raising and lowering each arm explosively.


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Hadi Choopan Shares A Cryptic Physique Update Weeks Out From the 2022 Olympia

Hadi Choopan showcases an incredible physique ahead of the 2022 Olympia.

Weeks out from the 2022 Olympia Hadi Choopan has decided to reveal physique updates and his training for the big show. While he hasn’t posted that many updates ahead of the event, Choopan has decided to showcase his preparation as well.

After coming in third at the 2021 Olympia Hadi Choopan is within striking distance of the top spot. He has all the tools necessary to get him to the top of the mountain, but he may have to put on some more size if he hopes to contend with Big Ramy and Brandon Curry. While conditioning will likely be what gets him to the top, Choopan can’t neglect his musculature as well. He’ll need to bring something different to the table in order to fend off the likes of Hunter Labrada and Nick Walker who both narrowly lost out to Choopan.

Championship Level Training

Working with all-time great coach Hany Rambod, also of Iranian descent, Hadi Choopan has the potential to take things to the next level. Ahead of the 2022 Olympia Choopan is showcasing the training that he hopes will take him to the mountaintop.

From the intensity in this training video it’s clear that Hadi Choopan is leaving no stone unturned in preparation for the big show. In another update, Choopan showcased a chiseled frame. Though he didn’t give the exact time frame for when the video was taken, Choopan ensured that it was from some time ago and implies that he’s made some vast improvements since capturing the footage.

I took this video a long time ago, but now days have become more beautiful 🤩
Objects are closer to you than what you see here😁

If Hadi Choopan is able to produce this kind of physique at the Olympia then there’s a good chance that he could potentially find himself in the top three once again.

What do you think of Hadi Choopan and his physique ahead of the 2022 Olympia?

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Men’s Olympia Athlete James Hollingshead Cosplays Kratos From “God of War”

James Hollingshead cosplays Kratos
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The 2022 Tsunami Nutrition Cup winner James Hollingshead turns heads cosplaying Kratos from “God of War” at London Comic Con. 

James Hollingshead, Men’s Open Olympia competitor, fused Olympia bodybuilding tier muscles with the video game God of War at the 2022 MCM London Comic Con, which took place October 28-30, 2022, at ExCeL London. Hollingshead cosplayed Kratos, a protagonist in God of War. Hollingshead wielded an axe with ghostly pale skin, a full beard, and a red stripe across the left side of his head, shoulders, and torso, matching Kratos’ iconic style perfectly. 

You can check out the full video of James Hollingshead cosplaying Kratos below:

James Hollingshead had an entire makeup artist team help put his costume together. Besides the fantastic work of the makeup artist, it doesn’t hurt to be an Olympia competitor to pull off a Kratos doppelganger. Hollingshead showed off massive shoulders and upper body muscles in his costume. After successfully transitioning from bodybuilder to the “God of War,” Kratos joined spectators to pose for photos and other cosplayers at the comic con. 

Below are highlight clips from the London Comic Con that Hollingshead uploaded to his Instagram. 

God of War

God of War is an action-adventure videogame series created by Sony’s Santa Monica Studio. It’s available on PlayStation and consists of nine different games, first appearing on PlayStation 2 in 2005, with the latest editions available on PS4 and PS5. 

Kratos is a demigod based on Greek and Norse mythology who’s the main character in the game. He first appeared in the game scene in a quest to avenge his family’s death after being tricked into killing them by the Greek god of war, Aries.  

Kratos is portrayed as a spartan warrior, hence his nickname “Ghost of Sparta,” coined after killing his family. Kratos eventually kills Aries to become the new “God of War.” 

Bodybuilding and Cosplay

Fusing bodybuilding and cosplay has become mainstream in the bodybuilding sphere. For example, INBA PNBA 3x Men’s Physique Natural Olympia champ William Long went Super Saiyan at the LA Comic Con on December 3-5, 2021. Moreover, Figure and Bikini IFBB professional athlete Alicia Marie is a costume artist and regular at comic cons. 

James Hollingshead Cosplay Kratos Ahead of the 2022 Natural Olympia 

James Hollingshead Olympia’s debut took place last year, where he received 12th place. Since only the top five finishers earned an automatic spot back the following year, Hollingshead had to qualify this year. For example, Olympia competitors Brandon Curry, Hadi Choopan, Hunter Labrada, Mamdouh “Big Ramy” Elssbiay, and Nick Walker instantly qualified since they placed in the top five. Therefore, they’ll be able to take advantage of a longer prep for the biggest bodybuilding stage. Despite not being pre-qualified, Hollingshead’s qualification was successful. He won the 2022 Tsunami Nutrition Cup in Rome, Italy, on October 9, 2022. 

The 2022 Olympia takes place December 15-18, where Hollingshead looks to improve his placing in the Men’s Open division. Bodybuilding legend Jimmy Mentis sat with the Muscle & Fitness podcast to discuss his predictions for the 2022 Olympia. Mentis has “Big Ramy” winning it all. 

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Chris Bumstead Breaks Down 3,000-Calorie Full Day Of Eating Five Weeks Out Of Olympia

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Chris Bumstead has made some adjustments to his diet in order to get shredded for the Olympia.

Chris Bumstead is a little over a month out from potentially taking home his fourth consecutive Classic Physique Olympia title. He is one of the most popular bodybuilders on the planet and has his prep down to a science. Now, Bumstead is getting shredded for the show and shared a full day of eating.

Bumstead’s current diet plan consists of nearly 3,000 calories. In 2019, Bumstead won his first Olympia and has not relinquished the title since. He remains at the top of the Classic Physique division, even though it is gaining plenty of attention and talent is growing.

Recently, Bumstead began working with Hany Rambod. He has Bumstead taking on some new methods, both in the gym and in his diet. The bodybuilder shared some insight on his diet during a recent YouTube video.

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Chris Bumstead 3,000-Calorie Shredding Diet

Meal 1

Chris Bumstead begins his day of eating around 9 a.m. where he creates the “good ol’ CBum protein pancakes.” Below, you can find the full ingredients for these pancakes, along with the rest of his breakfast.

  • 90 grams oats
  • 210-220 grams egg whites
  • 1 whole egg
  • Vanilla protein powder
  • 2 scoop fiber
  • 1 scoop Glutamine
  • Vanille extract
  • Salt, cinnamon, pumpkin spice
  • 20 grams almond butter

Meal 2

  • 180 grams chicken
  • 200 grams rice
  • 70 grams green beans

“This is my beautiful meal, very extravagant. Chicken, rice, and some green beans. Green beans are always baked in the oven. I don’t know why they taste better like that. That’s it. I’ve been hardcore this year, probably because of Hany Rambod. He said I’m not allowed to have sauces on all my meals.”

 

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Meal 3

The third meal is exactly the same as the second. Chris Bumstead reveals that he likes to get three meals in before training. He references this meal as his “work office meal” that gets him through the day.

  • 180 grams chicken
  • 200 grams rice
  • 70 grams green beans

Meal 4

  • 200 grams cod white fish
  • 200 grams rice
  • Shredded lettuce
  • Broccoli
  • Coconut aminos

“This is typically my pre-workout, but today is my rest day, so I’m not going to be working out, but I have the exact same diet on rest days and training days.”

 

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Meal 5

This meal can either be a shake or potatoes and white fish. Below, there is a breakdown of both options.

  • 350 grams potatoes
  • 200 grams white fish

OR

  • 2 scoops protein powder
  • Ice
  • Water or almond milk
  • Stevia

“Typically, I would have a shake right now, but I was in the cold tub and I was too cold to have something cold. So, I wanted something warm. So, I put on a sweater and made some potatoes.”

Meal 6

  • 200 grams salmon OR steak/bison
  • Green beans
  • REVIVE magnesium
  • 350 grams potatoes

“It’s just under 3,000 calories. I like to personally cut my carbs in my final meal.”

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Dennis James Discusses Big Ramy’s Quads Following Criticism And Speculation Of Injections

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Dennis James claims that the divots in Big Ramy’s legs do not have to do with injections.

Big Ramy is considered the heavy favorite to win his third consecutive Sandow Trophy in December. Recently, the Men’s Open bodybuilder has been receiving criticism for some visible divots that were seen in his legs during a physique update. Dennis James addressed the issue and claims that “it has nothing to do with injections.”

Ramy appeared as a guest poser during the Dennis James Classic in Frankfurt, Germany in October. James posted a physique update of Ramy prior to the event. As usual, Ramy shows off great mass and conditioning in the update but was receiving comments on his quads, where there are two visible dents.

During the offseason, Big Ramy has been active on social media sharing physique updates. James felt the need to clear the air after being asked about all of the discussion surrounding Ramy’s legs.

Dennis James Addresses Big Ramy’s Quads

On an episode of The Menace Podcast, Dennis James was joined by guests for a discussion on bodybuilding. James was asked about his thoughts on the recent criticism around Big Ramy.

“Listen, I was there. I was in Dubai. I was there when he did the MRI. It has nothing to do with injections,” Dennis James said.

“We never shot where he has the issues. That’s basically explained to him, the muscle is glued together. There’s no blood supply. There’s no tear, no tear whatsoever. No blood supply. If you look at these pictures, he’s had these for years.”

James admits that Ramy was never injected in the area where there are divots. This could imply that he has been injected in other areas but nothing has been confirmed. Some have pointed out that the divots in his quads could be caused by damage from past injections before Dennis James’ involvement. Though these are just speculative rumors at best with no evidence to confirm or deny such statements.

 

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“He has it for at least five years. No one says anything. Now all of a sudden, people talk about ‘oh he’s shooting his legs.’ Come on. That’s the last thing he needs to shoot.”

“I think because there’s no blood supply from that area and it’s losing probably losing the muscle a little bit and causing a dent but it’s been there. It was the exact same as last year.”

Despite the holes in his quads, Big Ramy is still the favorite for the Olympia because of his pure size and conditioning. Right now, there are not competitors too close to competing with Ramy on stage. Because of his lead in the Men’s Open division at the moment, Dennis James does not believe that it will impact him on stage.

“That’s not going to affect him at all because if it did, Hunter could stay home. Because he has a torn pec. You know, so absolutely not. Absolutely not.”

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Best Triceps Exercises For Beginners

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The Best Exercises For Building Triceps as a Begginer

The triceps are right behind the biceps, but sadly, they get close to the same love as the pythons. Unlike what many people think, building solid horseshoe triceps requires more than doing a few cable extensions for beginners.

Your triceps consist of three heads – outer, inner and medial. While the overhead tricep exercises work the inner (longer) head, the push/pressdowns train the outer (shorter) and medial heads. You need to maintain a balance between the exercises to ensure the overall development of your triceps.

Barbell Skullcrushers

Barbell skullcrushers are one of the most effective and underutilized tricep exercises. If you’re a beginner, you should perform the exercise with a spotter. Lie down on a flat bench and grab a barbell with both your hands at shoulder-width.

Extend your arms so they are perpendicular to the floor. While keeping your elbows and upper arms locked in position, lower the bar by flexing at your elbows so the barbell is a couple of inches away from your head. Return to the starting position and repeat for the recommended reps.

Dumbbell Kickbacks

While performing the dumbbell kickbacks your upper body should be at a 60-degree angle with the floor. Grab a pair of dumbbells and get into position by lifting your shoulder slightly and pulling back your elbows.

While keeping your elbow locked in place, bring the dumbbells close to your chest. When the dumbbells are a few inches away from your pecs, push back the dumbbell until your arms are fully extended.

Rope Overhead Cable Extensions

The rope overhead cable extensions work the inner tricep head which can be a stubborn muscle for most people. Place the pully machine at waist height and maintain a full range of motion while performing the exercise.

V-Bar Cable Extensions

Performing the V-bar cable extensions instead of the straight bar can put more emphasis on your outer and medial deltoids. Many people make the mistake of leaning onto the bar while performing the lift. Doing so can recruit secondary muscles and take off tension from your triceps.

Dips

Depending on your stage, you could perform bench or parallel bar dips to bring up the volume in your triceps. You could take your gains to the next level by using additional resistance.

Single-Arm Overhead Dumbbell Extensions

The single-arm overhead dumbbell extensions can take some time to master. While performing the lift, make sure the dumbbell is close to the back of your head at the bottom of the movement and you squeeze the life out of your tris at the top of the ROM.

Close-Grip Smith Machine Bench Press

While many people do perform the close-grip barbell bench press in their tricep training, they leave a lot of gains on the table as they aren’t able to target the tris optimally. The Smith machine close-grip bench press turns the compound movement into isolation lift and keeps your pecs from coming into action.

Reverse Grip Cable Extensions

The reverse grip cable extensions excel at helping you “push-back” your triceps while you’re contracting the muscles at the bottom of the movement. Make the reverse extensions a part of your exercise arsenal if you want your tris to pop.


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For the Love of God, Stop Going Super Heavy on These 5 Exercises

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5 Favorite Exercises of Ego-Lifters

Look around in your gym, and you’ll surely find some egomaniacs lifting more weights than they can handle. Their incorrect form is proof of their bulging ego. Some people lift heavy to prove themselves. There are a few exercises where people go super heavy to show off.

Not only is lifting heavy on these five exercises dangerous, but they’ll also not be beneficial in adding muscle mass. Little do these people know lifting with the right form is more aesthetically appealing than overloading the machines.

Leg Press

Leg press is how most of the ego lifters stroke their egos. Many people fully load the leg press machine with weight plates and then get someone to sit on the top of the machine while they perform half a rep, and then re-rack it.

Leg presses aren’t supposed to be done this way. Like every other exercise on this list, you need to have a full range of motion while performing leg presses. Make sure you’re not supporting your legs by pushing your knees with your arms.

Standing Calf Raises

The reason most people have a weak lower body is that there is a lot of ego-lifting involved. Most people make the mistake of lifting too heavy on the standing calf raises and overlook the importance of a complete range of motion.

While performing the calf raises imagine extending your ankles as a Ballerina stands on her toes. While you’re on the top of the movement, hold and squeeze your calves. Your calves should be on fire by the end of the exercise.

Military Overhead Presses

Shoulder overhead presses are another ego-lifter favorites. Most people use a jerking motion to lift the weights over their heads. You need to perform this exercise with military discipline and without using momentum.

The barbell should rest right above your shoulders, and you need to lock out your elbows and have the barbell over your head at the top of the movement. Many people make the mistake of pushing the bar in front and over their toes at the top of the movement rather than their heads.

Leg Extensions

Leg extensions are a quad focused isolation exercise. You’ll reap the most rewards by extending your legs completely while performing this exercise. Your legs should go above the parallel level from the ground at the top of the movement.

Many people leave money on the table by stacking up the plates on the leg extension machine and moving the weights a few centimeters. Pause and contract your quads at the top of the movement to target your quads optimally.

Shrugs

Shrugs are probably the easiest exercise you can do. All you need to do is grab the barbell or a pair of dumbbells and lift your shoulders to your ears while keeping your elbows locked out or slightly bent.

Many egoist people still manage to screw up this exercise by going too heavy and moving their necks instead of the shoulders. Do yourself a favor by lifting lighter, pulling up your shoulders to your ears and pausing at the top of the movement.

Best Equipment To Use

For these lifts, having the right equipment can be an absolute game changer. It’s easy to make excuses when you have poor gear, but not anymore. Check out some awesome barbells and dumbbells to get a serious boost towards strength. Also, check out some great kettlebells to work harder towards your gains.


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UFC Veteran Anthony Johnson Has Passed Away at 38 Years Old

Anthony Johnson has passed far too soon.

Mixed martial artist and veteran UFC fighter Anthony Johnson has passed away at 38 years old. The longtime competitor succumbed to non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma according to reports.

Known as one of the most talented knockout artists in mixed martial arts, Anthony Johnson was a fan favorite during his UFC tenure. He put on some tremendous performances throughout his career and has one of the most exciting highlight reels of any fighter in the sport. Johnson, also referred to as “Rumble”, had one of the most successful runs in light heavyweight history. His devastating power was on full display against some of the best of the best seeing him devastate top contenders and even former champion Glover Texeira.

After suffering a second defeat at the hands of former two-division champion Daniel Cormier, Anthony Johnson would retire from competition in 2017. He did so at the young age of 33. After retiring Johnson flirted with the notion of bodybuilding, putting on a great deal of muscle in the process.

Gone Too Soon

Anthony Johnson would eventually come out of retirement in May 2021 and get back to his winning ways with a knockout victory under the Bellator banner. It was supposed to be the first step towards climbing the ranks in a light heavyweight tournament. It would prove to be his final performance inside the cage. Johnson would withdraw from the tournament due to illness. While it’s not confirmed, this illness could be the same which would result in his passing.

According to reports Anthony Johnson was suffering from Hemophagocytic lymphohistiocytosis. This immune issue would lead to Johnson developing non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma.

The Generation Iron team extends condolences to the family and friends of Anthony Johnson, gone too soon at the age of 38.

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2022 Romania Muscle Fest Pro Results

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Behrooz Tabani Abar Ghani wins the 2022 Romania Muscle Fest Pro!

The Romania Muscle Fest Pro took place on Sunday in Romania, Bucharest. A total of nine divisions were present fighting for qualification to the 2022 Olympia. In the end, it was Behrooz Tabani Abar Ghani who highlighted the show with a victory in Men’s Open.

The Olympia will take place from Dec. 15-18 in Las Vegas. There is just one week left for athletes to qualify as the deadline will be Nov. 20.

The full results from the show have been announced. Checkout the full breakdown from the event, along with official score cards.

2022 Romania Muscle Fest Pro: All Division Winners

  • Men’s Open: Behrooz Tabani Abar Ghani
  • Men’s 212: Radoslav Angelov
  • Classic Physique: Adam Bomert
  • Men’s Physique: Sidy Pouye
  • Women’s Bodybuilding: Alcione Santos
  • Figure: Rejoice Godwin
  • Bikini: Valerya Fedorenko
  • Women’s Physique: Raluca Raducu
  • Wellness: Leonida Ciobu

2022 Romania Muscle Fest Pro Breakdown

Men’s Open

  • First Place – Behrooz Tabani Abar Ghani
  • Second Place – Brett Wilkin
  • Third Place – Enrico Hoffmann
  • Fourth Place – Jan Turek
  • Fifth Place- Artem Pakhniuk
  • Sixth Place – Pablo Llopis Munoz

Men’s 212

  • First Place – Radoslav Angelov
  • Second Place – Vladimir Iacovlev
  • Third Place – Tomas Tabaciar
  • Fourth Place – Daniel Sticco
  • Fifth Place – Amer Majid
  • Sixth Place – Zoran Kolevski

Classic Physique

  • First Place – Adam Bomert
  • Second Place – Abdullah Alrabiah
  • Third Place – Ruben Lopez Reyes
  • Fourth Place – Valeri Enchev
  • Fifth Place – Siem Goossens
  • Sixth Place – Morteza Shahhosseini

Men’s Physique

  • First Place – Sidy Pouye
  • Second Place – Burak King
  • Third Place – Febo Gambacorta
  • Fourth Place – Rafal Zabawa
  • Fifth Place – Mohammad Ali
  • Sixth Place – Andrea Mosti

Women’s Bodybuilding

  • First Place – Alcione Santos
  • Second Place – Elisama Manoel Benta Zorzetto
  • Third Place – Irene Anderson
  • Fourth Place – Stephanie Flesher
  • Fifth Place – Mariana Guayara
  • Sixth Place – Virginia Sanchez Macias

Figure

  • First Place – Rejoice Godwin
  • Second Place – Adela Ondrejovicova
  • Third Place – Helen Zavitsanou
  • Fourth Place – Zulfiya Bitiyeva
  • Fifth Place – Hannah Prause
  • Sixth Place – Scarlet Hollands

Bikini

  • First Place – Valerya Fedorenko
  • Second Place – Eszter Oczella
  • Third Place – Elizaveta Dementeva
  • Fourth Place – Zsofia Reka Molnar
  • Fifth Place – Dorottya Zoe Toth
  • Sixth Place – Stine Hansen

Women’s Physique

  • First Place – Raluca Raducu
  • Second Place – Manal Ben Jabeur
  • Third Place – Caroline Alves Dos Santos
  • Fourth Place – Jeanette Johansson
  • Fifth Place – Sophie Leo
  • Sixth Place – Amy Chester

Wellness

  • First Place- Leonida Ciobu
  • Second Place – Carina Marques
  • Third Place – Lexy Oliver
  • Fourth Place – Dainora Dvarionaite
  • Fifth Place – Natasha Novak
  • Sixth Place – Aysegul Besli

2022 Romania Muscle Fest Pro Official Score Cards

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