Ron - are you saying the putting on pro shows is not worthwhile?
Pro shows can be very worthwhile, but they need to be promoted correctly, with sponsors, expo, etc. Smaller shows have a harder time, because of a myriad of reasons. But a good lineup does help. The big shows, Ironman, Arnold, Olympia, New York Pro have the base to do that with a lot of fans around them. The smaller shows have a smaller fan base to get.
Promoting NPC shows is easy because every competitor brings 5-20 friends, family, or gymrats to the show. The problem with promoting a smaller Pro show is that with the exception of the big names, competitors are unlikely to draw any fans at all.
NPC shows require a lot of hard work too. Promoting, getting competitors and more. But yes, they tend to bring more family and friends. Many people at these shows are there to see the hard work, dedication and inspiration someone brings.
Ron, can u send me some goat whey
Well. beleive it or not, I am out of one flavor of Goat Whey at the moment, and am expecting more next week. Like I said, it is moving.
how to get more fans into the seats: MAKE IT ENTERTAINING instead of cutting off the only somewhat entertainer (Kai Greene) when he hits the time limit.
The entertainment factor is the question between the bodybuilding purists vs the ones that want more entertainment in the show. I say have both. Prejudging is serious, the finals should be entertaining.