nat. qualifier pix

[dwayno]

23 yrs old
6'
224lbs

 

[VulgarDisplay]

Here's what I see......

1. Overall thigh thickness ( quad sweep) needs to be increased to match the upper body development.
2. Which would include my next point of increasing hamstring thickness.
3. Work on upper lat width to help with overall taper and give the appearance of a smaller waist.
4.When you do the front double bicep pose raise your elbows 2-3 inches, this will pull your upper lats out and also increase the overall appearance of the X type physique.

That being said, for your age you definately have what it takes to go a long way in BBing. Your conditioning is on and your arms look great! Keep up the good work!

 

[Big A]

1. Overall thigh thickness ( quad sweep) needs to be increased to match the upper body development.
2. Which would include my next point of increasing hamstring thickness.
3. Work on upper lat width to help with overall taper and give the appearance of a smaller waist.
4.When you do the front double bicep pose raise your elbows 2-3 inches, this will pull your upper lats out and also increase the overall appearance of the X type physique.

That being said, for your age you definately have what it takes to go a long way in BBing. Your conditioning is on and your arms look great! Keep up the good work!

Agreed with all said.

 

[Jungle Girl]

Hi, you have great symmetry, and your upper body is excellent.
Just some time and attention needed for your quads/hams/glutes, and calves to catch up. (you should be proud of them anyway.)
Very impressed with your condition. Congratulations.

 

[worldspan]

Bring up the Tri's and Ham's and your entire look will benefit big time!

Worldspan

 

[worldspan]

Bring up your tri's and hams and you overall look will improve big time!

Worldspan

 

[LouMessina]

dwayno

I also concur with what's been said.

Your back heads are strong, and show good size. Comparing them to the rest of your physique, I get the impression you can handle more overall size, especially in the areas mentioned in other comments.

To expand on one other comment, your posing appears rigid. Except in the Symmetry Round, you don't have to worry about nailing a pose "right." You're allowed some minor variation and flexibility to display yourself as best as possible. There is only one way to hit each of the quarter-turns. This is not true in any other round. If you have attended national-level NPC events, you probably have seen competitors corrected by the head judge in the Symmetry Round. You haven't seen this in the Mandatories.

Excellent potential. More size.