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Natural Bodybuilding, Figure and Fitness
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NANBF Washington
State Natural Bodybuilding, Figure, Fitness & Bikini
Championships Contest Recap
By Denise James
NANBF
Washington State Natural Bodybuilding, Figure, Fitness
& Bikini Championships Contest Results
The
Washington State Natural Bodybuilding Championships
was held on July 30, 2011 in the historic Moore
Theatre downtown Seattle Washington. This year showed
record breaking attendance by both competitors and
audience members.
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Promoters Kevin and Denise James along with many
volunteers and other promoters worked extremely
hard through out the year promoting, recruiting
and educating people regarding our organization.
They conducted
many seminars throughout the state on how to get
involved in natural bodybuilding with tips on all
aspects of contest preparation.
This worked
positively in this year’s attendance success. The
purpose was to increase awareness in our state and
promote natural bodybuilding. |
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The
day’s competition began with the Xtreme fit class, and
1st place was awarded to Tammy Colbert. Her routine
was full of excitement and entertained the audience.
Next we
went to Women’s bodybuilding masters 35+
pro-qualifying class. 1st Cara Raymond with great
muscle size and symmetry, 2nd to a well conditioned
Kelly Ladines, 3rd place went to Trixi Wright another
well rounded competitor.
On to
Men’s Masters 50+ class, 1st place Namon “Goldie”
Singleton with tight conditioning, symmetry and full
muscles, 2nd to an equally muscular Corky Gainsford,
and 3rd Larry Gage.
Men’s
Masters 40+ PQ was split into to height classes. In
the short class 1st place was awarded to a thickly
muscled and well balanced athlete Delfin Ignacio, 2nd
to Daniel Rutherford with great symmetry and much
improved conditioning, 3rd Jamie Hurtt another well
balanced athlete.
On to
the tall class and all athletes were 6' and over in
height. 1st went to a lean muscular Ed Budge who
showed overall balance. 2nd was awarded to James
Getting’s with tons of thick muscle and 3rd to Lance
Ladines. Overall Masters 40+ winner and new IFPA pro
masters was awarded in a tough battle to Ed Budge.
Sub-masters men’s class for ages 35-39 is a non PQ and
this year consisted of two well muscled and
conditioned competitors. Earning 1st place was Sekona
Taufa and 2nd to Jerrad Flanary.
The next section is the Novice bodybuilding divisions.
First are the Women’s novice and winning the class was
Kelly Ladines who was extremely lean, 2nd Tammy
Mascolo and 3rd to Nicole Picknell with great
structure.
On to
the men’s novice and they were divided into two
classes. Men’s short novice went to a well balanced
and muscular Joseph Schlegel followed by Vince Doherty
with great symmetry and conditioning and 3rd to an
equally conditioned and improved athlete Joseph Alicea.
Now onto
the tall class, 1st place to Przemek Preis with great
upper body thickness, 2nd Phillip Cappetto lean and
symmetrical and 3rd to Phil Brown with great
shoulders. Overall Novice men’s winner was awarded to
Joseph Schlegel.
Next is the every popular figure divisions, first to
the stage were the masters women 40+ class. Only 3
competitors but all very toned and balanced with only
1 point between 1st and 3rd place. Finally after
several turns on stage 1st was awarded to Angela
Iverson, 2nd Julie Nagel and 3rd to a much improved
Kelli Graves.
Next was
the women’s masters 35+ PQ class which proved to be
just as tough with more competitors. 1st place went to
new comer Rebecca Kimball (winning IFPA pro status),
2nd Trixi Wright and 3rd Diana Gere with well
developed shoulders and arms.
Figure
novice class next and it was another new comer to take
1st, Adelle Thompson who displayed great symmetry and
conditioning. 2nd Carly Cappetto also new to the stage
with beautiful muscular legs and 3rd to Joanna Raposa
with beautiful symmetry and presentation.
Now onto
the open figure PQ class. These women posed on stage
over 20 min, with several turns and comparison to see
who would win their IFPA pro status. After a grueling
morning the winner was announced that evening and 1st
went to a beautiful athlete who was equally toned and
balanced (also winning best presentation) Raina St
Thomas. 2nd Rebecca Kimball and 3rd to a very
impressive Melina Robinson who displayed a top
physique just lacked in presentation to win the class.
Bikini class is a new division to our organization but
popular around the country and encourages new girls in
the gym to compete. 1st place went to a beautiful
bikini body Andee keepers (also winning best
presentation), 2nd to a showy Zeina Salah who improved
tremendously from her first show and 3rd to a tall and
lean Kerri Baker.
The crowd cheers as we announce the open bodybuilding
classes are about to begin. First up are thee women
and winning first in her second class along with
earning best female poser and most improved athlete is
Cara Raymond. 2nd place went to a symmetrical Chrysta
Pahlman, 3rd to an 18yr old with great structure and
potential, Elizabeth Lawson.
Now onto the final classes of open men which needed to
be divided into 3 height classes. All athletes
fighting for the chance to become the next IFPA pro!
In the short class 1st place went to a young athlete
Matthew Ogus with thick overall muscularity, symmetry
& great conditioning. 2nd place went to an equally
impressive athlete who just lost first by striations
but was thick with muscle maturity, Delfin Ignacio.
3rd place was awarded to a muscular and conditioned
Jerrad Flanary.
If that
wasn’t tough enough we moved to the open med height
class where they fought just as hard to win. Winning
the class with great overall symmetry and thick
muscularity and tight conditioning went to the night’s
best open man – Benny Mobley (winning the overall and
IFPA pro-status). 2nd place and losing only by
striations went to a great overall athlete Cohn Wolfe
and 3rd to an equally impressive Derek Tresize.
Now onto
the tall class, with the anticipation of an impending
overall on the line. 1st place was awarded to Sekona
Taufa who came back with winning on his mind, 2nd to
one of thee best conditioned men on the stage Ed
Budge, and 3d to an incredible muscular Braedan
Binkiewicz.
The
overall was grueling and the crowd cheered
continuously as Benny Mobley was announced the winner.
Finally we would like to give a special thanks to our
guest posers: IFPA pro bodybuilders, Katy Wayman-White
and Moji Oluwa with a beautiful and impressive
couple’s routine which totally wowed the crowd. Also
to JJ’s dance Krew who entertained with two dance
groups (we wish them luck on America’s got talent).
Guest poser Paul Stone with a strong fit muscular body
and entertaining routine, all while sharing it with us
on his 76th birthday.
To all
our volunteers, sponsors, judges and fans that support
natural bodybuilding, without you our shows would not
be possible.
Kevin &
Denise James
www.unitedfitness.org


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