Wonder who his trainer is. I thought the gurus get paid % of winnings.
He has been a coach, a pillar in the fitness community, a mentor, and a true ambassador for bodybuilding. Now, as he gears up for the ultimate prep of his career, we have the opportunity to stand in his corner.Below is a transparent, 20‑week itemized breakdown of the real costs behind elite‑level competition:Coaching & Training• Coaching: $1,575• In‑Person Training: $4,000Subtotal: $5,575Nutrition & Supplements• Prep Nutrition & Permitted Supplements: $7,000Subtotal: $7,000Recovery & Physiology• Deep Tissue Therapy: $2,000• Chiropractic Care: $1,000Subtotal: $3,000Stage Presentation• Tanning and Grooming: $300Subtotal: $300Travel & Contest Expenses• Travel, Lodging, and Transportation: $3,500• IFBB Pro Card Renewal: $275• Backstage Pass: $150• Contest Tickets: $200Subtotal: $4,125Total Projected Cost for 20 Weeks of Prep: $20,000This total reflects the full 20‑week Masters Olympia preparation period, covering coaching, training, nutrition, recovery, travel, and all official IFBB contest requirements.Stand With Team ClaharPhil has spent decades inspiring everyone around him. Now, we have the chance to give back to an athlete who has given so much.Whether you can contribute $10, $50, $100, or simply share this campaign, every action brings Phil one step closer to bringing that Masters Olympia gold home where it belongs.Thank you for your love, belief, and support. Let’s make history together in 2027.
Loved him in the Green Mile and Talledega Nights
I sent a $100 to Ving Rhames to compete in a bodybuilding show? That money could have been sent to Mickey Rourke to help with his rent!
Tony atlas upped the dose
