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Getbig Main Boards => Gossip & Opinions => Topic started by: drmarkp on July 23, 2017, 01:18:28 PM
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As an older bodybuilder, I always look forward to the coverage of the NPC Masters Nationals
I'm sure it is a long, drawn out show, and a costly endeavor; even for the major bodybuilding online portals
Still, for a major show like this - it's a shame that someone did not cover it
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As an older bodybuilder, I always look forward to the coverage of the NPC Masters Nationals
I'm sure it is a long, drawn out show, and a costly endeavor; even for the major bodybuilding online portals
Still, for a major show like this - it's a shame that someone did not cover it
i forgot it was this weekend or I would have checked it out. No one covered it as in who?
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i forgot it was this weekend or I would have checked it out. No one covered it as in who?
RX Muscle nor MD as far as I could find
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Hate to say it but from my observations, there is very little interest in any Master's BB event.
There could be some interest in the event that some of the well remembered old timers of the 70's decide to enter.
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All I know is the NPC and the promoters are making a absolute killing. I think there was something like over 1000 competitors, think about that, the entre fee to compete for each competitor is I think $75, not to mention ticket sales for people attending the event. And the NPC card itself is I think $150-200 a year. And no need to spend valuable money to promote/advertise the event. Too many people wasting time and health becoming a bodybuilder, when all the money is in prep coaching or promoting a show.
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As an older bodybuilder, I always look forward to the coverage of the NPC Masters Nationals
I'm sure it is a long, drawn out show, and a costly endeavor; even for the major bodybuilding online portals
Still, for a major show like this - it's a shame that someone did not cover it
Fully covered by NPCnewsonline. Just Google 2017 NPC Collegiate. Good photos of all competitors.
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i just figured they had the masters and teen nationals together as a cover for the creeps who want to show up and ogle the teens lol
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KETO, Here's an update ..... Notice the contestant entry fee.
2017 NPC USA BODYBUILDING CHAMPIONSHIPS *IFBB PRO QUALIFIER*
FRIDAY & SATURDAY, JULY 28 & 29, 2017
Contestant entry fee is $325.
TICKET PRICES:
Friday prejudging - Men BB/Bikini/Women’s Physique $ 60 Open Seating
Saturday prejudging : Women’s BB/Figure/Men’s Physique & Classic Physique $ 60 Open Seating
FINALS: $110 - $85 - $65 - All Seats Reserved.
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Wow, at over 1000 competitors talk about making a killing, unreal, they rent out a ballroom at some hotel for 2 days and buy a bunch of trophies to hand out. That's a killer profit margin. What an amazing time to be a promoter. However, no average Joe can just promote a show especially a national qualifier, you definitely have to be in with the right people to host an NPC or IFBB event.
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NPC News covered it, as well as they will cover the NPC USAs (I will be there)
All of the stage pics
http://contests.npcnewsonline.com/contests/2017/npc_teen_collegiate__masters_national_championships/
Some Candids
http://npcnewsonline.com/around-npc-2017-npc-teen-collegiate-masters-nationals-thursday-finals-candid-photos/361025/
http://npcnewsonline.com/around-npc-2017-npc-teen-collegiate-masters-nationals-friday-prejudging-candid-photos/362257/
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Wow, at over 1000 competitors talk about making a killing, unreal, they rent out a ballroom at some hotel for 2 days and buy a bunch of trophies to hand out. That's a killer profit margin. What an amazing time to be a promoter. However, no average Joe can just promote a show especially a national qualifier, you definitely have to be in with the right people to host an NPC or IFBB event.
But yes, a lot of loyal promoters started with them a long ago, and put in a lot of hard work, no margins or profit and much more to build these events up. Like any event, the ones who started and worked on these continue to run them, which is nice to see.
By the way, the NPC Teen/Collegiate/Masters Nationals was this past week, but the NPC USAs in Vegas starts on Friday (Thursdays are check-ins). See you there.
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But yes, a lot of loyal promoters started with them a long ago, and put in a lot of hard work, no margins or profit and much more to build these events up. Like any event, the ones who started and worked on these continue to run them, which is nice to see.
By the way, the NPC Teen/Collegiate/Masters Nationals was this past week, but the NPC USAs in Vegas starts on Friday (Thursdays are check-ins). See you there.
athletes should not be paying to enter a show....full stop.
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athletes should not be paying to enter a show....full stop.
newsflash. .. They ARE NOT athletes
athletes cam run a mile, do a good shuttle run and throw a baseball or football or shoot a basketball
those clods would fall flat on their face trying to complete a shuttle run, wouldn't be able to run 200 meters and I can just imagine them trying to throw a baseball or football or shoot a basketball
BAHAHAHHAHWHHWHSJJJWJSJW JJAJJAJ!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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newsflash. .. They ARE NOT athletes
athletes cam run a mile, do a good shuttle run and throw a baseball or football or shoot a basketball
those clods would fall flat on their face trying to complete a shuttle run, wouldn't be able to run 200 meters and I can just imagine them trying to throw a baseball or football or shoot a basketball
BAHAHAHHAHWHHWHSJJJWJSJW JJAJJAJ!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
athletes
competitors
happy now stick legs?
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KETO, Here's an update ..... Notice the contestant entry fee.
2017 NPC USA BODYBUILDING CHAMPIONSHIPS *IFBB PRO QUALIFIER*
FRIDAY & SATURDAY, JULY 28 & 29, 2017
Contestant entry fee is $325.
TICKET PRICES:
Friday prejudging - Men BB/Bikini/Women’s Physique $ 60 Open Seating
Saturday prejudging : Women’s BB/Figure/Men’s Physique & Classic Physique $ 60 Open Seating
FINALS: $110 - $85 - $65 - All Seats Reserved.
Are you serious the entry fee is now 325$?
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this man loved teen bodybuilding
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