Lmao, canadian nationals 2 heavy kicked off the stage

[Wolfox]

I feel like SS's shredded glutes have a corner office in tjsy brain of yours. 


And yes, complete and utter faggotry twerking on stage like that.

I actually liked ukjeff as a poster for his feistiness. He took on everyone and did not give two shits what anyone here thought of him. He reminds of the old wolfox in that regard.

But yes, how many here can say they EVER had striated glutes? Him donning the t-back is something that can't - and shouldn't be - forgotten.

[240 is Back]

it was definitely an adult dance.

However, did the rules clearly say that was illegal?

[Skorp1o]

I've seen bodybuilders move the trunks and hit a pose clenching their butt cheeks...but this guy took it to another level, he was simulating orgasm in front of a full audience....that's the butt language of someone inseminating all over the place.

[Howard]

Brutal embarrassing. Grown men hiking their (already-too-small) trunks into their ass cracks. Then wiggling.

Happy to hear they got booted.

Competitive bodybuilding has become so tired: a bunch of drug addicts prancing and preening. When I competed I guess I didn't see it for what it truly is. Fifteen years removed, it all appears so embarrassing.   

I hear ya and I competed a bunch of times from 1978-'95. I even judged for many years. Looking at bodybuilding contests from "the outside" can seem odd, but it was never meant to be a mainstream sport.

Just remember a couple things and then sit back and have fun with it:
1. Bodybuilding ALWAYS had extreme drug use, behind the scenes g4p and some goofy posing on stage, etc.
2. The contest "rules" are based more on accepted norms  determined by the current culture and attitude within the sport.
For example, despite what the official, written rules say; extreme drug use and freaks are rewarded in BB and thong bottoms with sticking your ass out, are required to do well in bikini.

I stopped judging when MPD became a big contest division 2-3 yrs ago. I now enjoy BB for what it is and have FUN in the gym and still enjoy going to a few contests and expos each year. If you don't compete, you don't have to worry about taking it as serious and just enjoy it , for what it is.

[Howard]

I actually liked ukjeff as a poster for his feistiness. He took on everyone and did not give two shits what anyone here thought of him. He reminds of the old wolfox in that regard.

But yes, how many here can say they EVER had striated glutes? Him donning the t-back is something that can't - and shouldn't be - forgotten.

If he really didn't care what people thought, why would he enter a show and pose on stage in front of an audience ?

[Howard]

I've seen bodybuilders move the trunks and hit a pose clenching their butt cheeks...but this guy took it to another level, he was simulating orgasm in front of a full audience....that's the butt language of someone inseminating all over the place.

It's a subjective call and the judges decide when it crosses the line.
I judged a show where the best teen hiked his trunks and way up his butt crack in the overall pose down.
Rather then DQ him , the head judge and I , (along with the other judges) decided NOT to award him the overall title.

Sure, we could have disqualified him, but not giving him the overall seemed more effective and practical.
Of course he came to us and asked why he didn't win the overall.
The had judge told him, he could have been DQ'd for showing his ass, but we figured that might be too harsh.
He actually thanked us and I quietly told him ; I don't think Arnold ever showed his ass on stage did he?

[Skorp1o]

It's a subjective call and the judges decide when it crosses the line.
I judged a show where the best teen hiked his trunks and way up his butt crack in the overall pose down.
Rather then DQ him , the head judge and I , (along with the other judges) decided NOT to award him the overall title.

Sure, we could have disqualified him, but not giving him the overall seemed more effective and practical.
Of course he came to us and asked why he didn't win the overall.
The had judge told him, he could have been DQ'd for showing his ass, but we figured that might be too harsh.
He actually thanked us and I quietly told him ; I don't think Arnold ever showed his ass on stage did he?

Good call.

I mean at this rate they might as well turn up on stage with this:

[TrueGrit]

Sure, we could have disqualified him, but not giving him the overall seemed more effective and practical.

You should have disqualified him. That sends a much clearer message to both him and the other guys. Instead he was confused and had to come and find out why he lost - probably when he actually had the best physique.

Should be zero tolerance - you turn it into male stripping, get the fuck off the stage and go be a Chippendale.

Enough is enough.  Over the years we've gone from Ed Corney to Ed Cornhole.

[Howard]

You should have disqualified him. That sends a much clearer message to both him and the other guys. Instead he was confused and had to come and find out why he lost - probably when he actually had the best physique.

Should be zero tolerance - you turn it into male stripping, get the fuck off the stage and go be a Chippendale.

Enough is enough.  Over the years we've gone from Ed Corney to Ed Cornhole.

Ok, here's the deal on why we didn't disqualify him BUT didn't give him the overall ( which his physique deserved)
1. He had already won his class and was in the final overall pose down, so technically we disqualified him from any more awards in that contest.
2. He was a teen in his first show. He got a penalty for his actions but wasn't hammered and embarrassed with some public disqualification by us making a big deal and taking back his  hvy wt class award. Let's be real, many of the current pros and top NPC guys, show their flexed ass when posing so he was only doing what was common among the best guys.

In the end he learned his lesson and paid a reasonable consequence for his behavior.
I hope we helped make him a better bodybuilder and do things the right way.

[thebrink]

Reading the guy's message "He feels humiliated" for being taken off the stage

But doesn't feel humiliated by twerking his old ass to a room full of men.

Yep, that makes sense.

Exactly. Something really wrong with the guy if thats how he sees it.