Gare Circuito PRO e aggiornamenti atleti Open e 212 libbre

***AndryPata90*** · 08-05-2015, 17:09:29

New pic of Big Ramy @ 3 weeks from Arnold Classic Brazil 2015

**marcu9** · 08-05-2015, 17:19:31

Enorme

***AndryPata90*** · 08-05-2015, 20:36:42

Joel Thomas IFBB PRO - new recent pic - work in progress 2015

***Alberto84*** · 10-05-2015, 20:43:46

NY PRO sotto tono. Morel e Martinez, molto vicini. Secondo me Morel chiaro vincitore, miglioratissimo su femorali, schiena, braccia e gambe. Un po' dappertutto insomma.
Per il resto pochi atleti degni di nota. C'e' un nero ("nuovo") nella seconda callout che promette bene.
Il NY PRO anni fa era una specie di "ballo delle debutanti", dove si vedano molti atleti in crescita. Quest' anno non sembra ai livelli del passato. Non capisco perche' tutti gli atleti si concentrino nei vari Arnold Classic, prendendo batoste, quando potrebbero fare ottimi piazzementi nella terza gara dell anno che e' il NY PRO. Atleti come Compton, Beyeke, Pakuski, Brandon Curry, Essa Obiad e Foad Abiad etc. avrebbero potuto avere un ottima visibilita' al NY PRO.

***AndryPata90*** · 11-05-2015, 00:46:24

Scusate l'assenza

Domani aggiorniamo con varie foto etc... notte guys

***AndryPata90*** · 11-05-2015, 09:01:45

VICTOR MARTINEZ OR JUAN MOREL - WHO YOU GUNNA CALL?

Written by Peter McGough

IFBB New York Pro 2015 - Prejudge Report

In the countdown to the 2015 New York Pro, staged today (May 10) in Teaneck, New Jersey, a major topic was the clash between close friends Victor Martinez and Juan Morel. Indeed 41 year old Victor has been something of a mentor to 33 year old Morel, and with the latter consistently improving while the former in many ways is trying to replicate his best, we may be approaching the mentor-pupil reversal that occurred between Jay Cutler and Phil Heath.
The focus on this duo seemed justified when they were the sole members of the first call out – something we haven’t seen in some time. Earlier as they did their individual opening routines it seemed Morel might eclipse Martinez. But the proof in the pudding (not that Vic or Juan resemble a pudding) is when bodybuilders stand next to each other. Here’s how it looked as the duo flexed through the eight mandatories.
Front Double Biceps: Victor has more flare to his upper body, biceps more peaked, midsection more detailed and thigh sweep more prominent.
Give it to Martinez

Front Lat Spread: Juan has greater width and more rounded delts.
Give it to Morel

Side Chest: Victor is thicker from the side but Juan’s pecs are fuller.
Call it even

Back Double Biceps: Victor slightly more detailed and has better peak to biceps, plus his lower body is better. Juan’s delts are fuller and bigger
Give it to Martinez

Rear Lat Spread: Juan wider but Vic has more upper body sweep and thickness, plus better lower body.
Give it to Martinez

Side Triceps: Victor’s triceps much more pronounced and he’s much thicker from the side, especially in chest and hams.
Give it to Martinez

Abs and Thighs: Juan has deeper abs and more streamlined waist. Victor has more thigh separation and size.
Give it to Morel

Most Muscular: If the contest were decided on this one pose it would be Juan’s title. He just overpowered Victor with upper body size and width in this pose.
Give it to Morel

Thus if the judges saw it the same way it would be four poses to Victor, three to Juan and one even. Which is pretty damn close and, with a seven-man jury deciding the outcome and with 50% of the marks still to be allotted tonight, the fat lady ain’t sung yet.
Elsewhere it looks like Maxx Charles may edge into third with much improved legs and that crazy upper body.
Alex Fedorov was about the same as he was in finishing third in Orlando last week but with his freaky size (after 11 months of working out after an eight year layoff) he is the breakout star of 2015 and at his current rate of progress he could be sensational in 2016.
I’m not sure where Henri Pierre Ano from Canada will finish, but with his God-given frame and lines he has potential written all over him

212 DIVISION
This was a battle between highly ranked Guy Cisternino and pro debutant Kim Jun Ho from South Korea. The latter brought to battle round muscle bellies and good proportions augmented by excellent condition. But Cisternino was just about as well conditioned and was so much bigger and fuller in major bodyparts with great legs -- complete with hanging hams -- and a freaky back double biceps shot and looks certain to take top honors here.
It his pro debut Chris Tuttle presented flowing lines and a tiny waist but somehow did not seem as sharp as his pre contest shots promised. Still he could well be third.
Special shout out to Shaun Clarida who has made outstanding quality gains from last year.