Don't take this the wrong way, but you don't look like somebody who is even months away from being in any condition to compete on stage. You need to put a lot more lean mass on before you should even think about it. I'm not trying to cut you down, I just think you should be realistic about yourself and your plans.
I am planning to compete in december not now and in mens physique not bodybuilding.i lost some size doing crossfit and consuming less protein and less workout after my cycle for about a month ya i agree i should put on some mass thats why i am considering a bulking cycle again snd thats why i need advice how to bridge.my current weight is 77kgs
If you are going physique, you need to get very lean. I see nothing wrong with starting in the amateur division. It is a good experience.
Donkey is right that you really can’t expect to compete against the big boys.
What weight class?
I started bodybuilding at 165 and very small in a local competition and placed third. I am 230 now I compete around 215….. and I’m 55.
You can do anything you want if you are willing to put in the effort.
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I sang for many years, was in Glee club in college...ect. I had very average genetics and did not train as smart and hard as I could have. I got over it after some time.
That being said, I respect and will help anyone who I think deserves it. Only posting about drug cycles and what ever else you have said is fine but it tells me literally nothing about you. One or two photos from the waist up, no back shots, no training program history or info, no eating/diet information, well Nothing.
I wish I was Luciano Pavarotti , I am not, I wish I was Ronnie Coleman, but I am not. Life is not fair, get over it and move on. Drugs will not change this, it sucks but it is the truth.
I'm just giving you my honest opinion. Your chest isn't very good shaped/developed/defined, your abs are nonexistent. Your shoulders are small, your traps aren't good. Your arms aren't really that big. Who knows what your legs and back are? And you need to cut a lot (which will make your size go down since a lot of that isn't muscle).
I'm not trying to be mean to you either, just realistic. If your goal is to compete hire a coach to help you with your diet and training. And you'll need a coach to help you with posing (and you need to work hours on in on your poses).
Also comparing yourself to some noob that can get stage-ready in 6 months isn't fair. Everybody has different starting points, different genetics and different training/dieting programs. I'm not telling you to give up on your dreams, just be honest with yourself.
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