You can often tell how big (number of competitors, not importance - all shows hold the same level of importance if they're not national, meaning you either can or cannot qualify for nationals at that show) an amateur show is by the number of figure classes there are, this one goes from A-I so that's a butt load of people. I noticed they also split the men's physique into two categories, so they must be expecting a lot of guys (no homo). So from there I went and looked at last years results, tons of figure and bikini competitors, 144 in all not counting Masters classes. But in bodybuilding, only 3 lightweights in the open and only 4 in the novice class. Once again, I say bodybuilding
Originally Posted by Metalject
You can often tell how big (number of competitors, not importance - all shows hold the same level of importance if they're not national, meaning you either can or cannot qualify for nationals at that show) an amateur show is by the number of figure classes there are, this one goes from A-I so that's a butt load of people. I noticed they also split the men's physique into two categories, so they must be expecting a lot of guys (no homo). So from there I went and looked at last years results, tons of figure and bikini competitors, 144 in all not counting Masters classes. But in bodybuilding, only 3 lightweights in the open and only 4 in the novice class. Once again, I say bodybuilding
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