I understand where your coming from but I reckon to see massive changes its gotta be 12months, if people don't have the staying power they don't deserve to win.
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I understand where your coming from but I reckon to see massive changes its gotta be 12months, if people don't have the staying power they don't deserve to win.
Darkoz
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True Fluff, a year though also gives time for people to slack off and chances are most would be trying their hardest in the last few months of the comp anyway, you can achieve an impressive transformation in 6 months.
I think at the least it should be 6 months.
Thats my point, it shouldn't be easy, you might only get 10 after photos but some of those will be impressive. 12 weeks is to short 6 months at a minimum
I agree 6 months would be the minimum, but in a year you should be able to go from podgy loser to swole alpha.
All you will see in 12 weeks is people doing cuts. 6 months at least lets you bulk then cut, so you can put on some mass.
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How about ;
Quarterly check in's & voting by the forum members? Making it quarterly, would ensure someone different 'wins' each quarter as we all progress at different rates? Points tallied towards the end of year totals & final judging by whoever the judge or panel of judges are?
Just a thought. I like the idea of quarterly check in's & pics & voting by forum members along the way for 'most progress & change'? It'd keep everyone ; lurkers, readers & posters, those in comp & those not, interested, invested & inspired this time around I would hope?
Just a thought.
Quarterly check in's & voting by the forum members? Making it quarterly, would ensure someone different 'wins' each quarter as we all progress at different rates? Points tallied towards the end of year totals & final judging by whoever the judge or panel of judges are?
Just a thought. I like the idea of quarterly check in's & pics & voting by forum members along the way for 'most progress & change'? It'd keep everyone ; lurkers, readers & posters, those in comp & those not, interested, invested & inspired this time around I would hope?
Just a thought.
Shrek
Fucked up Kunce
Over one year, as previously stated the effort will only be in the last 3 months or so, the rest of the time is wasted.
"I have all year to do this, I'll train half assed for 6-7 months"
You won't win if you panic train for 3 months. Look at this years contenders, all going hard and looking big and lean after a solid year -
Bigjim
Jchen
Player (RIP)
Its not supposed to be the "easy" transformation or the 12 week cut for a prize.
harry1970
Elegantly Wasted
do a new thread with a poll....
Good idea put it to a poll
Shrek
Fucked up Kunce
pistachio
Member
I didn't realise I was out of contention....
And yes, it should definitely be a 12 month comp.
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Stiffy
Guest
what about a 12 month comp but with minor prizes for most improved after each 4 month period or something
pistachio
Member
This.
Or noob gains. True progress for someone who has already been training for a little while takes far more than a couple of months.
Don't take it personally mate, I just think you were in too good a shape to begin with, hard to have a killer 'transformation' when you are rocking what most guys consider their goal physique.
Disco Duck
New member
I might have to get in on this action.