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    i want to enter a competition

    Hey there everyone, i am only young, 16, and i have been bodybuilding and working out for a few years now. I have a good physique, good symmetry and good definition. I was interested in maybe participating in a bodybuilding competition for teenagers is there anyone out there who could give me an
    idea of what i have to do, like will i have to shave my legs, get a tan and all that. also if anyone has any photos of teenage bodybuilders who have won some comps so i can get an idea of what i would be up against - cos i am having trouble finding some.

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    shave
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    P-Funk if I am not getting ready for a contest yet but wanna practice and shit would it be gay to shave? Do I shave everywhere meaning arms to?!?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Diablo1990 View Post
    P-Funk if I am not getting ready for a contest yet but wanna practice and shit would it be gay to shave? Do I shave everywhere meaning arms to?!?
    just shave your toro so that you can see yourself when you pose.

    for a contest you will have to shave everywhere.
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    I don't like hair anywhere but people would call me gay if I shaved everywhere lol

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    who cares what people say. if you are going to compete you have to do it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by barbell boy View Post
    Hey there everyone, i am only young, 16, and i have been bodybuilding and working out for a few years now. I have a good physique, good symmetry and good definition. I was interested in maybe participating in a bodybuilding competition for teenagers is there anyone out there who could give me an
    idea of what i have to do, like will i have to shave my legs, get a tan and all that. also if anyone has any photos of teenage bodybuilders who have won some comps so i can get an idea of what i would be up against - cos i am having trouble finding some.

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    I am 175 cm, and around 70kgs, i know i could stand to be a little heavier but i have good figure, so dont think im scrawny, lol. i don't know my body fat percentage, how do i find it

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    one more thing, would it be more ideal for me to do high weights, low reps or low weight high reps. Because i would like to get bigger, but is it more about the tone and definition?

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    Theres nothing set in stone that you must do. Some people's bodies react differently with different things. Definition has more to do with diet and cardio then anything, more diet however! Keep your muscles guessing and keep switching up your programs and rep ranges.

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