Musclemania

Musclemania is a natural body building competition. It is the biggest natural bodybuilding competition of the world. There are two branches of Musclemania competitions. One is Musclemania World championship and other one is Musclemania America. Musclemania world championship is open to all the natural body builders. Musclemania America is limited, it is only for players from Canada, Mexico and U.S.

History

Musclemania began in 1991 as bodybuilding's first and only tour of world class level staged competitions. It became very famous quickly, as Musclemania took its biggest decision of becoming natural body building competition. They lost many competitors in the beginning of their declaration but gradually gained many new ones.

Groups and divisions

Musclemania has divided its competitors in different weight classes, age and gender sections. Musclemania America differs from the world championship when it comes to classification and divisions.

Musclemania America has more divisions. It gives them more variety.

Musclemania America order

Type

Weight class

Lbs

Open Men

Batamweight

up to 145 lbs

lightweight

up to 165 lbs

Middleweight

up to 185 lbs

Lightheavyweight

up to 200 lbs

Heavyweight

over 200 lbs

Novice Men

Lightweight

Weight classes are set to provide balance for classes

Heavyweight

Teenage

16–19 years of age

One division

Juniors

22 years and younger

Open Women

One division

Masters

Over 40 years of age

One division

Grand Masters

Over 50 years of age

One division

Super Masters

Over 60 years of age

One division

Musclemania World Championship

Open Men

Lightweight

Up to 164 lbs

Middleweight

Up to 185 lbs

Heavyweight

over 185 lbs

Professional

Lightweight

Example

Heavyweight

Qualifications

Any natural bodybuilder is qualified to compete in Musclemania. Beginners, novices or veterans can compete in any regional, national and/or international events. Veteran competitors may compete regardless of past or current bodybuilding federation affiliations. Professionals from other federations must qualify by winning assigned Regional, National or International events. Competitors have to take a urinalysis [...] test. If a competitor fails the [...] test he is banned from the competition for two years. If the competitors refuses to take the [...] test he gets disqualified from the competition.

Judging

Judges judge competitors by looking at the symmetry, muscle mass, condition and posing presentation.

In the finals, contestants are introduced to the audience and participate in a Class Posedown. The Top 5 Finalists in each Division and/or Class will perform their individual posing routines. Routines are limited to 90 seconds.

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