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malfeasance said:
You even have hamstrings prominently displayed in that side chest shot. This is something most do not develop until much later (and it looks like somebody is already starting to work on posing with you).

You have to decide for yourself, but I would encourage you to consider earlier rather than later it if this is something you would like to do. Being younger is an advantage in many ways.
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No sir no posing coaching here. Just try an immulate some of my favorite bodybuilders I see on social media
 
Jtlittle88 said:
No sir no posing coaching here. Just try an immulate some of my favorite bodybuilders I see on social media
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You can learn a lot from a posing coach that you can't from photographs. For example, in that pose, pushing your leg against the other to make the hamstring stand out more. They are not that expensive and will help you present your best look by making little tweaks.

The bodybuilder is thinking about his upper body in that pose, but adding a small detail by repeating it over and over until it is second nature (habit, do not have to think about it when on stage) helps what the audience is seeing, which is your whole body, not just the "side chest."
 
Jtlittle88 said:
Very true. I know I could win a show local to me. (I’ve been to the last 4 of them). I just hate spending thousands to compete against maybe 3- 5 guys.

Plan is to push hard till may. Get glutes in for the first time or damn near
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Why would you spend thousands? You are already doing the gear. You are already cutting. You are going to the show anyway, so travel costs are the same.

The cost of a pair of posing trunks, an entry fee, and the professional spray tan is about it. Maybe a posing coach. You already have a coach for your nutrition.

Go and win.
 
malfeasance said:
You can learn a lot from a posing coach that you can't from photographs. For example, in that pose, pushing your leg against the other to make the hamstring stand out more. They are not that expensive and will help you present your best look by making little tweaks.

The bodybuilder is thinking about his upper body in that pose, but adding a small detail by repeating it over and over until it is second nature (habit, do not have to think about it when on stage) helps what the audience is seeing, which is your whole body, not just the "side chest."
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I’ve done a session with one like a year ago and yes I’m pushing my ham against my other leg otherwise my ham disappears lol
 
malfeasance said:
Why would you spend thousands? You are already doing the gear. You are already cutting. You are going to the show anyway, so travel costs are the same.

The cost of a pair of posing trunks, an entry fee, and the professional spray tan is about it. Maybe a posing coach. You already have a coach for your nutrition.

Go and win.
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Hotel, travel fees, food for me and my significant other, tan, posing coaching, entry fees are 250 per class, I don’t have a coach for nutrition anymore, next month will be my last month with him because I just bought a house while still in college lol
 
Honestly, you know what to do with the nutrition now that you have had a coach for the cut.

I won an overall doing my own nutrition and got my wife a trophy (wellness) doing hers, too. It is not rocket science, and to the extent you had trouble with it, you should have a pretty good idea after following your coach's advice for months.

I promise not to post more about it, LOL, but I really think you should pick a 2025 local show and go do it. I think you would do well if you are not afraid to push your fat loss and come in shredded.

But I will shut up. :D

I'm following to see your results regardless. You are already improved over when you started. I can't wait to see the end result.
 
malfeasance said:
Honestly, you know what to do with the nutrition now that you have had a coach for the cut.

I won an overall doing my own nutrition and got my wife a trophy (wellness) doing hers, too. It is not rocket science, and to the extent you had trouble with it, you should have a pretty good idea after following your coach's advice for months.

I promise not to post more about it, LOL, but I really think you should pick a 2025 local show and go do it. I think you would do well if you are not afraid to push your fat loss and come in shredded.

But I will shut up. :D

I'm following to see your results regardless. You are already improved over when you started. I can't wait to see the end result.
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Nah man I appreciate all of the conversation!! As summer approaches I’m gonna asses where I am. I’m excited. This will be my first time getting truly peeled. Well as peeled as a young fella can get since I don’t have to muscle maturity just yet
 
Get ready to handle the mental sides as you scale on the weight drops. I know it sounds silly, but many have so much of their self esteem and identity built into being "big" that they become distressed as the weight on the scale drops, even as they are just on the cusp of looking amazing.
 
Being flat is a part of cutting, unfortunately.

For competing bodybuilders, it is not really an issue. They "fill out" in the days leading up to the show.
 
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