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First Bodybuilding Competition Prep — What to Expect Week by Week.

Started by Vanessa · 8 months ago 27 Replies
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8 months ago

Preparing for your first bodybuilding competition is a life-changing challenge that tests your discipline, mindset, and physical limits. From bulking adjustments to strict dieting, posing practice, cardio, and peak week strategies — every phase demands precision.

This thread is for competitors and coaches to share insights on the full prep journey:

Discussion points:

•How training changes from off-season to prep
•Diet structure during cutting phase
•Managing energy, mood, and motivation
•Importance of posing practice
•Peak week strategies (water, sodium, carbs)
•Common mistakes first-time competitors make

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11 months ago

Real ranges vary; only consistent testing shows true trends

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11 months ago

Anyone ?

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11 months ago

What documents claims legitimacy?

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11 months ago

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B
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11 months ago

How to check ?

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11 months ago

What’s the best to store?

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11 months ago

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M
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11 months ago

If anything smells off or separates weirdly that’s usually a raw quality issue not you

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11 months ago

Most small labs can only do basic screens not full heavy metal profiling

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11 months ago

A lot of solvent problems end up being contaminated or poorly dried powders.

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11 months ago

Without ICP-MS or ICP OES their detection limits aren’t great

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B
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11 months ago

If the carrier looks cloudy after sitting it’s often impurities in the raw not the oil

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B
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11 months ago

A lot of heavy metal tests from small labs are just colorimetric kits not reliable

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11 months ago

If your reaction is inconsistent from batch to batch it’s a supplier inconsistency

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11 months ago

Turnaround time can be a clue real metal testing isn’t done in 24 hours

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