OFFICIAL MILLENNIUM TRAILER
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Mr. & Ms. Millennium Bodybuilding & Fitness Championships
*ALL ATHLETES ARE WELCOMED* SAT, AUGUST 25, 2007 @ 7pm * REGISTRATION ENDS ON AUGUST 20, 2007. ENTRY
MUST BE POST MARKED BY AUGUST 20, 2007. ($20) WILL BE ADDED AFTER AUGUST 20TH AND NO LATE ENTRIES ALLOWED ON AUGUST 25, 2007 !!! ATHLETES MUST
ARRIVE AT 4:30PM. REGISTRATION BEGINS @ 5PM ENDS 6PM. SHOW BEGINS 7:00PM TILL 9:45PM. ***
**AVAILABLE CLASSES**
Teen Boys (1 classes) 16 -19 - Womens Open ( Top 3 ) - Mens Masters (1 class) 40 over - Lightweight under 156 lbs. - Middleweight 156 ¼ lbs - 176 ¼ lbs. Lightheavyweight 176 ¼ lbs. - 189 ¼ lbs.Heavyweight over189lbs.
PROMOTER
RESERVES THE RIGHT TO CHANGE CLASSES IF NECESSARY. FINAL CLASSES WILL
BE DETERMINED, BASED UPON NUMBER OF ENTRIES RECEIVED.
**GENERAL INFORMATION FOR CONTESTANTS**
MUSIC: CD's ONLY. No individual posing in Prejudging. Main Show
posing limited to top five of each class, and a maximum of 60 seconds
with music, and props. Bring your music already cued at Check-in.
(Quality Recorded and Cued)
AWARDS: 1-3 will
receive, sculptor or plaques, all others will receive participation
medals. (Promoter reserves the right to change any awards and number of
placings)
ENTRY FEE: $35.00 each class. Fee must accompany entry form. Money Orders only made payable to SERIOUS FITNESS, P.O. BOX , NEW YORK, NY . NO REFUNDS! ENTRY DEADLINES: Please verify dates.
LATE FEE:
($20) WILL BE ADDED AFTER AUGUST 20TH AND NO LATE ENTRIES ALLOWED AFTER AUGUST 20TH !!! BACKSTAGE: Will be limited to athletes and SERIOUS FITNESS
officials. NO EXCEPTIONS!!!
CAMERAS: NO Video or
Professional camera equipment permitted in the auditorium. ONLY POCKET
CAMERAS ARE ALLOWED!! A video may be purchased through the SERIOUS
FITNESS SHOWTIMES: Please call and verify times.
YOUR ATTENDANCE IS MANDATORY!
Ordering Tickets by mail:
You
can order tickets in advance by sending an order form with a $20 Money
order to Serious Fitness, P.O. Box NY. NY . Please allow 2-3
days for delivery. Last mail must be sent by AUGUST 20, 2007.
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ATHLETES GUIDE
ROUND 1 MUSCLE BALANCE (SYMMETRY)
A) Symmetry is defined as the proportional balance of opposite body parts such as: Comparing deltoids to calves Barrel width of the chest to the width of both thighs Size of the hips to the sweep of the back. The above would constitute symmetry.This does not refer to muscular mass in the upper and lower body, but rather to a harmonious blend of all body parts for a total aesthetic and proportionally developed physique.
B) A
judge does not decide on potential.We can not and must not excuse or
forgive any body part for not being developed anymore than a judge in
ice skating can ignore or excuse the fact that a skater has fallen.
ROUND 2 PRESENTATION
A)
Presentation would encompass all other physical characteristics not
included in the other categories.Such as, grooming,posture, projection
and above all display, which includes the choice of poses,(are they
fitting for the individual athlete?).
B) Their sequence, execution and transition (or flow from pose to pose).
C) The ability of the athlete to display and project his/her physique to it's advantage.
ROUND 3 SIZE AND SHAPE
A)
The size of the muscles.We are talking about the size of the muscular
development in relation to the size of the bones or skeletal structure.
B) The shape of the muscles.We are talking about the shapeliness of the muscles which should be pleasing to the eye.
C) The muscles should be developed from it's belly (center) out to the extremities of that muscle.
SEPARATION AND DEFINITION
A) Separation would constitute the clear border line between adjoining muscles known as "Tie-Ins".
B) A distinct visible separation between muscles of what is commonly known as "CUTS".
C) Definition would refer to the distinct muscular detail within each muscle which would appear
D) The appearance of muscular development while displaying the quality of separation of adjoining muscle groups.