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Aprill 9, 2016

Good luck everyone competing

Aprill 9, 2016

Aprill 9, 2016

LIVE webcast today starting at 9.00 (10.00 in Estonian time) at http://www.treningsforum.no/?action=media-live

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Aprill 8, 2016

This event taking place this weekend!

Competitor lists are up at http://oslograndprix.com/registration/2016athletes.html

Ott is also competing in BB up to 95kg:

Mr. Krzysztof Skryplonek - Poland
Hamza Orabi - Haralds Gym - Norway

Alexander Strøberg - Denmark

Ramunas Rimidys - Team Mangostanas - Lithuania

Ott Kiivikas - Estonia

Rasmus Rasmussen - Denmark

Aprill 6, 2016

And the result lists from AC amateur Brazil are now online at IFBB.com // http://www.ifbb.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/2016-acb-results.pdf

Aprill 5, 2016

Video of Roelly's guest posing ....

Aprill 4, 2016

Aprill 3, 2016

Complete competitor lists // http://swedengrandprix.com/notified.html

Bodybuilding -80 kg

Raigo Kuusnõmm, Estonia
Lukasz Kmuk, Poland
Pierre Ågren, Team Power Eskilstuna
Mats Ljung, MM Sports Team
Fredrik Spång, Team Palmell
Jonas Sleiman Delta Gym
Vytautas Žylė, Oazis Lithuania
Klaus Bjerg, Denmark
Art Tosom, Denmark

Bodybuilding -90 kg

Ott Kiivikas, Reval - Sport-Estonia
Niro de la Rua, Team Gymgrossisten Elit
Adam Danie, JK Fitness
Samuel Blomgren, Iron Stable Bodybuilding
Krzysztof Skryplonek Poland
Daniel Alritzson Team Proteinbolaget
Alaa Tillo, Team Just Fit
Saleem Wasi, Denmark
Brian Bonde, Denmark
Alexander Strøberg, Denmark

Bodybuilding +90 kg

Mohamad Kaddoura, Alex Fitness
Tobias Jonasson, AL coaching
Marcus Salomonsson, Kraftcentralen
Markus Rinse, Team K.O. Store
Jan Nordlund, Sussi's fitness Forever team
Kevin Koxha, Team Haningehälsostudio
Martin Göransson, Team MM Sports
Ole Kristian Våga, Norway
Wojciech Pieczaba, Poland
Kamil Tanwic, Poland
Mikael Gumse, Team Gumse Gym
Piotr Ševčenko, VKFKS Lithuania
Deividas Dubinas, Dubinas LT Lithuania
Rasmus Charlie Sølvsten, Denmark

Women´s Physique

Johanna Indhage Team Justfit
Mia Brobeck, Team Elitnutrition
Regina Strid Musclezone Malmö
Malou Holmström, XXXL Sweden
Rosanna Scharin, Team Better Bodies
Lisbeth Grape, Team Gymgrossisten Butik
Anna K Björkman Wallin, Gnesta Gym
Alexa Levevik Team Gumse Gym
Semiran Dag, Eliteteam Bodysciense
Betinna Virenfeldt, Denmark
Jeanette Johansson, Team Swedish Supplements

Body Fitness -163 cm

Hanna Wetterlund, Team JF Athletes
Linn Borgström, Team JF Athletes
Elin Björkegren, AL Coaching
Mirjam Trujillo, Team MM Sports
Anna Bomar, Team Shapes Gym
Anna Karlsson TC strong by sweden
Pia Jansson, Team Swedish Supplements
Carina Hallqvist, Team Elit Nutrition
Alexandra Ljung, MM Sports Team
Therese Vilrik Bruun, Team Masskinen Denmark
Sarah Nordeke, Stell Nutrition
Carina Isaksson, Team Better Bodies
Susse Hougaard, Denmark
Mette Kragelund, Denmark
Therese Vilrik Bruun, Denmark
Mette Daugaard, Denmark

Body Fitness -168 cm

Josefina Eriksson, Team Power Eskilstuna
Hanna Wetterlund, Jfathletes
Emelie Hilm, Växer Gym
Emma Gustafson, Team Gumse Gym
Jenni Torstensson, Muscle zone gym
Sanphuong Sam, Team Elit Nutrition
Emma Melin, Team Ironsport
Jenni Torstensson, Team Musclezone
Therese Sandin, TC Strong by Sweden
Gea Taalvelt, Spa&Sport Spordiklubi Estonia
Tatiyana Pudovkina, HC GYM Estonia

Body Fitness +168 cm

Elin Cannerbo, Edererathletes
Jenny Packalén, Edererathletes
Kathleen Franke, Team Bodyfight
Maria Hasselmark, Team Better Bodies
Josefin Kardell, MM Sports Team
Sofia Eklund, Team Get Prepared
Kristina Hansen, Denmark

Bikini Fitness -163 cm

Vanessa Kasumovic, Team MM Sports
Annelie Damberg, Team Gym Grossisten Butik
Sarah Svensson, Team Exhale Gym
Sara Guess Olsson, Team MM Sports
Sandra Solaric, Team Better Bodies
Anna Bogs Struglics, Team K.O. Store
Helena Tzimourtas, Team Chamoun
Sara Larsson, Team Chamoun
Frida Sharifi, Team K-O store
Malin Lamberg, Team Chamoun
Emelie Söder, Team Forever Fit by Better Bodies
Elvira Grönkvist Nyberg, MM Sports Team
Carolina Rahm, Delta Gym
Rebecca Wallman, Team Shape by Sharam
Sofia Forsberg, Team Ironsport
Cecilia Sköld, MM Sports
Amelie Claesson, Team Elit Nutrition
Kathleen Olsson, TC Srong by SWeden
Anna Stålnacke, Team Tyngre
Vanessa Kasumovic, MM Sports Team
Fabiola Bustos, Team Flex Sweden
Caroline Aspenskog BMR Sport Nutrition
Sara Säwar Franzen, Team Fairing
Regina Krukovskaja, Audentes Fitness Estonia

Bikini Fitness -166 cm

Emma Cederholm, Edererathletes
Sara Jönsson Hammer Team
Jenny Hovenberg, Team K.O store
Julia Andersson, Team Svensk Sport Nutrition
Kajsa Bengtsson, Team Golden Physique
Julia Vivien, Team Nordiskt Kosttillskott
Paulina Hermansson, One Day Crew
Julia Volz Team Nordiskt Kosttillskott
Nathalie Carlbrant, Team Fairing
Frida Sjöström, Team Gymgrossisten Elite
Anna Bose, Lessebos Styrkeklubb
Camilla Just, The Just Effect Denmark
Ann Sofie Gustavsen, Denmark
Anja Sørensen, Denmark
Stine Reitz, Denmark
Karima Katja, Denmark
Michelle Kicki Wagner, Denmark
Zandra Dons, Denmark
Trine Rathlau, Denmark
Malin Kronmarker Team Steel nutrition

Bikini Fitness -169 cm

Jessica Holmström, Team svensktkosttillskott
Elvira Pettersson, Team exhalegym
Faye Corbett, Team Diamond Fitness
Emma Johansson, Gladius Gym
Josefina Kristiansen, Team Tillskottsbolaget
Zana Rohani, Team Elit Nutrition
Adrienne Daudi Team Svensk Sport Nutrition
Marina Johansson, Team Kasra
Nadja Nielsen, Team Elit Nutrition
Weronica Liljeroth, Edererathletes
Agne Kiviselg, Spa&Sport sportclub Estonia
Julia Friberg, AL Coaching Jönköping
Malin Embla Norrman Team Eedererathletes
Ene Tomingas, My Fitness Estonia
Andra Vagur, Spordikeskus Teras Estonia
Helen Randmets, My Fitness Estonia
Miriel Widerström, Örebro kraftsportsklubb
Kristina Narbutaitytė, Pegasas Lithuania
Sandra Rosendahl, Denmark
Bettina Bach, Denmark
Natasha Garder, Denmark
Natacha Lange, Denmark
Andra Vagur, Spordiklubi Teras Estonia

Bikini Fitness +169 cm

Lee Sheldon Huggler, Team Gymgrossisten Butik Göteborg
Tina Leinonen Team MM Sports
Lina Kroon, TC strong by sweden
Saynaz Mokhtari
Therese larsson, Team MM Sports
Michaela Svangren, Team Ironsport
Maria Regen, Team Svensk Sport Nutrition
Johanna Sonesson, Team Scitec Nutrition
Josefin Jensen, XXXl Sweden
Michelle Korén, Team JF Athletes
Ronja Rungberg, TC Strong By Sweden
Julia Falkman, Team Elit Nutrition
Linn Strand, Gladius Gym
Frida Paulsen Stern Workout Empire
Kirke Kirt, TÜ ASK Estonia
Mya Lindahl, Delta Gym
Diana Stankejeva, Oazis Lithuania
Julie Speich, Denmark
Nathalie Buhl, Denmark
Camille Wagner Denmark

Classic Bodybuilding -180 cm

Jens Hartler, Edererathletes
Sebastian Andersson, Team MM Sports
Dennis Andersson, Team MM Sports
Tomas Jakobsson, Team Chamoun
Calle Bolund, Team Tyngre
Jan Linde, Team Ironsport
Peep Reinart, Sparta SK Estonia
Jimmie Carpman, Team Elit Nutrition
Richard Bjuvhage, Team Sisu Nutrition
Johan Boström, Team Fitnessbutiken Alingsås
Nicodemus Nilsson, Nordic Sports Nutrition
Siim Savisaar, TÜ ASK Estonia
Patrik Kasra, Midland active
Ahmad Seyar Jahani, Team Elit Nutrition
Johnny Grape,Team Tyngre

Classic Bodybuilding +180 cm

Gerhard Marcher, Edererathletes
David Sundqvist, Exhale Gym
Erik Svantesson, Gymgrossisten butik
Calle Ekman, Gymgrossisten butik Göteborg
David Losell, Landskrona kraftsportsklubb
Rikard Zaar, Team Gumse Gym
Monir Hejazi, Team shape by Sharam
Torbjörn Swedin, Team Kasra
Jannick Weisschnur, Olympic Hamburg Germany
Fredrik Ström, Team Better Bodies
Henrik Kjellsson, Team Ironhouse
Pontus Kerstis, Bjurhovda Atletklubb
Thony Sundgren, Team Fitnessbutiken Alingsås
Mohamad Baker Aziz, Denmark

Men´s Physique -178 cm

Marcoci Tazvan Florin, Romanian
Simran Singh, Edererathletes
Josef Balevasi, BMR Sports Nutrition
Nikola Rushiti Team Proteinbutiken
Shahin Daneshgari Nejad, Team Golden physique
Tuomas Viitala, Team Ironhouse Gym
Christian Foxberg, Nordicwellness
Ahmed Mohammed, Team Shape by Sharam
Henrik Otterström, MM Sports Team
Yosef Halim , MM Sports Team
Robert Silva, MM Sports Team
Daniel Skowronski, Body Science Team
Kert Kaljula, Sparta SK Estonia
Leo Steen, Team Chamoun
Mohamed Ali, Fit N Fight
Ahmed Abdelhafez, Team Elit Nutrition
Redir Nerway, Delta Gym
Mohamed Ali, Team BMR Sport Nutrition
Henrik Vu, Team K.O. Store
Law Shala, Workout Empire
Atif Agic, Team Elitnutrition
Issa Hussein, Danmark
Alexander Ladsten, Norway
Daniel Djurdjevic, Team Workout Empire
Ali Torkniman, Team Better Version
Per Robertsson, Team Shape by Sharam
Mohamed Hamad, Team Larsen physique Denmark
Hashim Youshaa, Denmark
Faizan Sakhi, Denmark

Men´s Physique -182 cm

John Nyström, Team K.O store
Robin Olsson, Team Better Bodies
John Nyström, FearlessFitness
Anders Toresson, Team MM Sports
Anton Stenberg, TEAM K.O. Store
Edin Vidjen, Team Musclezone
Dusko Komso, Team Power Eskilstuna
Aurélien Daudi, Team Svensk Sport Nutrition
Pierre Ericsson, Delta Gym
Isak Netzler, Edererathletes
Islam Ali, Elit Nutrition
Kevin Vega, Lynx Multisport Team, Göteborg
Peter Bendtsen, Denmark

Men´s Physique +182 cm

Jonatan Ohlén, Gymgrossisten butik Göteborg
Jonas Barkman, Team Tillskottsbolaget
Jussi Ojakangas, Team Fairing
Daniel Nilsson, Hammer Team
Rasmus Sjöberg-Madsen, Team inshape
Jimmy Törnetoft, Team MM Sports
Robert Cret, Team Gymkostbutiken
Aso Ramazani, Team Proteinbolaget
Fredrik Hjert, Team MM Sports
Christian Nissen, Team Musclezone
Kuido Jõgisalu, Spa&Sport Pärnu Estonia
Marcus Grönroos, Team Tyngre
Michael Hafström, Team Steel Nutrition
Rafi Ohanes, Team ProteinExperten
Dino Cordic, Team Mm Sports
Hans Hiiuväin, Fittest Klubi Estonia
Christian Nissen, Team Musclezone

Aprill 3, 2016

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Ott Kiivikas and 14 other athletes from Estonia have sign in!

Welcome to Sweden Grand Prix.

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Mixed Pairs:

Mixed-Pairs was officially recognized as by the IFBB a sport discipline in 1983 as a bodybuilding mixed pairs; however, the 2013 IFBB International Congress in Marrakesh, Morocco, finally cancelled women’s bodybuilding, so nowadays IFBB Mixed Pairs category is open for athletes representing all current IFBB sport divisions, except children. However, men from Mixed-Pairs perform mandatory poses in the same manner like in Men’s Bodybuilding, while women perform these poses in the same style like in Women’s Physique. Men competitors wear the same attire like in Men’s Bodybuilding, women competitors wear the same attire like in Women’s Physique.

Mixed Pairs competition consists of three rounds: Round 1 in the semifinals (comparisons) plus Round 2 (mandatory poses) and Round 3 (posing routine) in the finals.

In the Mixed Pairs category judges assess the overall physique of both partners for the degree of proportion, symmetry, muscle size and quality (density, separation) as well as skin tone. The couple will also be assessed as a unit with particular attention being given to how well their individual physiques complement each other and how well they move in unison.

In the routine round judges pay particular attention to how well each couple display their physiques to music. Judges will look for a smooth, artistic, and well-choreographed routines which may include any number of poses; however, the mandatory poses must be included. The couple must also include intermittent pauses so as to display the muscular development of their physique.

Children Fitness:

Children Fitness is the only IFBB sport division available for children, with no lower age limit. The upper age limit is 16 years old. Then children move to the junior age division. Currently, there are the following Children Fitness age categories (girls and boys): up to 7 years, 8-9 years, 10-11 years, 12-13 years, 14-15 years old.

The semifinals as well as the finals consist of two rounds each: fitness routine round (90 seconds) and quarter turn round. The routine round is more important as its results are multiplied by 2 (two). Judges assess the routine with a view towards style, personality, athletic coordination and overall performance. Judges will also look for competitors who perform strength and flexibility moves, as well as gymnastic moves. The routine may include aerobics, dance, gymnastics or other demonstrations of athletic talent.

In the quarter turns round judges assess the overall appearance of the physique, taking the whole physique into account. The assessment should take into consideration the overall development of the body; the presentation of a balanced, symmetrically developed physique; the condition of the skin and the skin tone. At all times the children competitor must be viewed with the emphasis on a “healthy, fit, good-looking physique”.

Aprill 3, 2016

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Men’s Physique:

In 2012 the Men’s Physique division was officially launched as a new IFBB sport discipline.

It proves to be a very popular category and within a short period of time, the IFBB has increased the number of Men’s Physique categories from 2 (two) to 4 (four): 170 cm, 174 cm, 178 cm and over 178 cm. They perform two rounds of quarter turns, wearing board shorts of their choice. The final round (Round 2) begins with a short individual onstage presentation of each competitor.

It is aimed at men who do weight training, keep fit and eat a healthy balanced diet, but who prefer to develop a less muscular, yet athletic and aesthetically pleasing physique.

They are fit looking contestants who display proper shape and symmetry, combined with some muscularity and good overall condition. The athletes should have stage presence and poise and their personality and ability to present themselves onstage with confidence, should be visible.

Women’s Physique:

This is the latest IFBB official division, introduced with the beginning of 2013 for women who want to prepare heavier, bodybuilding-style body but not extremely dried, lean and muscular, yet athletic and aesthetically pleasing.

Altogether, there are 3 rounds. In round 1 (semi-finals) competitors’ physiques and muscularity are assessed during quarter turns and four compulsory poses. In the finals compulsory poses and the posedown are performed in round 2 and a short, 30-second posing routine to music of competitor’s choice in round 3.

This sport is placed somewhere between Bodyfitness and former Women Bodybuilding which has been removed from the IFBB list of official sports in 2013.

Competitors are expected to present the overall athletic development of the musculature but also balanced and symmetrical development of all muscle groups as well their sport condition and quality, with visible separation between them.

There are two categories in this division: up to 163 cm and over 163 cm.

Aprill 3, 2016

Women’s Bikini-Fitness :
This category has been introduced in 2011 and is aimed at women who keep their body in shape and eat healthy. Overall body lines, balance and proportions, body tone and healthy appearance are taken into consideration. High-intensity weight training and hard, lean muscles are not necessary. The emphasis is on a well-shaped, fit, healthy and attractive appearance, similar to that of models.

Competitors are assessed in two rounds, wearing a two-piece bikini and high-heels.In both rounds, quarter-turns, including front, back and both sides stance, are performed. As well, the final round begins with “T-walking”, which gives each competitor a chance to present her body and her charm on the move. This competition started with one open class and – due to the extreme popularity – expanded to six body-height categories nowadays: 160 cm, 163 cm, 166 cm, 169 cm, 172 cm and over 172 cm.

Aprill 3, 2016

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Men Fitness :
This new sport discipline is similar in structure to Women Fitness; however the body mass is limited according to the formulas established for all four body height ranges: 170 cm, 175 cm, 180 cm and over 180 cm. Currently, there is one open Men’s Fitness category.

The contest also includes four rounds, with the artistic fitness routine in Round 1 and Round 3 plus quarter turns in Round 2 and Round 4. During the quarter turns competitors wear the swim trunks only and the judges assess the overall male athletic physiques. Posing routines should include strength and flexibility moves, gymnastic moves or other ways of displaying of their athletic talent and capacity.

At the end, the subscores from two final rounds (Round 3 and Round 4) are added to produce the final scores and to reach the final places of the top 6 competitors. Competitors in places from 7th to 15th remain with their scores from the Prejudging (Round 1 and Round 2).

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Women Bodyfitness :

Bodyfitness has been implemented by the IFBB in 2002 to give a chance to compete for wide group of shapely women without the routine rounds, just the physique ones. This formula has proved to be useful and the number of participating competitors increases each year. Later on IFBB created for them the possibility to show their figure in motion during a short individual onstage presentation called “T-walking”.

Currently, there are two rounds of quarter turns in the bikini-style costume of their own choice and classic stiletto pump of any color. At the beginning of Round 2 (finals) top 6 competitors perform individual “T-walking” presentations and then quarter turns as group.

In all rounds judges should assess the overall athletic appearance of the physique, taking into account symmetrically developed physique, muscle tone and shape, with a small amount of body fat, as well as the hair, makeup and individual style of presentation, including personal confidence, poise and grace. This sport discipline is widely open for all well-shaped women working out in the fitness centers and following the healthy sport diet. And they take the advantage of it! Like in fitness, subscores from the final round are used to get the final total and places. There are four body height categories: 158 cm, 163 cm, 168 cm and over 168 cm.

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Classic Bodybuilding:
It is a version of bodybuilding for those male athletes who don’t want to develop their muscles to their “extreme” full potentials but prefer lighter “classic” physique.

To create the equal chances to them, the competitors’ bodyweight is limited according to their body height, following the special IFBB formula for each body height category (currently there are five categories: 168 cm; 171 cm, 175 cm, 180 cm and over 180 cm).

Since muscle mass is limited, special attention is paid to the overall view of the physique, body proportions and lines, muscle shape and condition (density, bodyfat level, definition and details).

These values are assessed by the judges during Rounds 1 and 3. In Round 2, like in bodybuilding, free posing routines are performed to music of athlete’s choice.

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Women Fitness :
This concept has been introduced by the IFBB in the early 90’s, starting as official competition in 1996 in response to the increasing demand for competitions for women who prefer to develop a less muscular, yet athletic and aesthetically pleasing physique and also to show their physiques in motion. In Women Fitness, the emphasis is placed on a shapely, athletic-looking physique, assessed by comparisons of four quarter turns and athletic ability, assessed during a very attractive and dynamic fitness style routine. Currently, there are two Women’s Fitness categories: up to 163 cm and over 163 cm.

The judges are looking for strengths elements, flexibility movements, high tempo, technical perfection, elegance and grace. Competitors may use small props, associated with their attires.

As it is a physique sport as well, there are also two physique assessment rounds beside this artistic routine rounds. In Round 1 and 3 competitors perform four quarter turns in bikini suit, during which the judges assess their figures and body contours, bodypart shape, bodyfat level, body firmness and muscle tone, overall stage presentation (self-confidence, poise, coordination of movements) as well as the overall style of presentation.

Eliminations (if more than 15 athletes), Round 1 (comparisons in quarter turns) and Round 2 (90-second routine) are performed during the Prejudging. In the finals, the top 6 competitors perform their posing routines once again (Round 3) and then quarter turns (Round 4). The subscores from these two final rounds are summed up to create the total and final places of the competitors.

Aprill 3, 2016

IFBB.com introduces all the divisions in IFBB at:

http://www.ifbb.com/our-disciplines/

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Bodybuilding:
Athletes train to develop all bodyparts and muscles to maximum size but in balance and harmony. There should be no “weak points or underdeveloped muscles. Moreover, they should follow a special pre-competition training cycle, to decrease the bodyfat level as low as possible and remove the underskin water to show the quality of muscles: density, separation and definition. Who can display more muscle details is scoring higher at the contest. And the other matter to be assessed is general view of the physique, which should be proportionally built. It means broad shoulders and narrow waist as well as adequately long legs and shorter upper body.

These qualities are displayed during two physique assessment rounds when competitors do 7 compulsory exercises during comparisons of 3 to 5 athletes proposed by the judges. Athletes perform barefoot, in posing trunks. There are 10 bodyweight categories for men: 60 kg, 65 kg; 70 kg; 75 kg; 80 kg; 85 kg; 90 kg; 95 kg, 100 kg and over 100 kg.

There is also a routine round when athletes can show their physique during 60-second free posing routine performed to the music of their choice. It is an attractive, artistic presentation, including compulsory and non-compulsory poses and other type of movements. There are three rounds. In each round each panel judge must put the competitors in order, giving them individual places from the first to the last.

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Aprill 3, 2016

Photos, results and videos available at http://www.treningsforum.no/php/art.php?id=3970

Athletic Fitness - Herrer -178cm
1. Sigurd Steen
2. Ronny Gudmestad
3. Morten Telstø
4. Jonathan Labugt
5. Daniel Eide
6. Mikael Andresen

Athletic Fitness - Herrer +178cm
1. Espen Høitomt Orre
2. Erik Kindsbækken
3. Ole Junior Myren
4. Magnus Bergquist
5. Odd Einar Rønningsgrind

Athletic Fitness Overall - Herrer
1. Espen Høitomt Orre
2. Sigurd Steen

Athletic Fitness - Damer -165cm
1. Susanne Søydan
2. Marithe Kleiva
3. Jannike Tørø
4. Ingrid Vikingstad

Athletic Fitness - Damer +165cm
1. Elisabeth Støland
2. Anette Bunde
3. Maren Kallhovd

Athletic Fitness Overall - Damer
1. Elisabeth Støland
2. Susanne Søydan

Classic Bodybuilding -180cm
1. Aoub Abasi
2. Lars Aunemo
3. Christian Olsen
4. Jonas Sørgjerd
5. Yilmaz Dusunceli
6. Kim L. Jung Arntsen

Classic Bodybuilding +180cm
1. Deimantas Sladkevicius

Classic Bodybuilding Overall
1. Deimantas Sladkevicius
2. Aoub Abasi

Mens Fitness Åpen
1. Hans Erik Hornell

Bodyfitness -163cm
1. Maria Kolby Sonstad
2. Heidrun Ertså
3. Tanya Tveit
4. Marte Lian
5. May-Britt Fløan Øie
6. Veronica Myhra Vambsal

Bodyfitness -168cm
1. Synnøve Birgitte Belden
2. Nora Skånøy

Bodyfitness +168cm
1. Linn Hanssen
2. Elise Murbræck
3. Annie Grodaas
4. Monica Smenes
5. Linda Teikari

Bodyfitness Overall
1. Maria Kolby Sonstad
2. Synnøve Birgitte Belden
3. Linn Hanssen

Men's Physique -174cm
1. Dennis Johansen
2. Alexander Ladsten
3. Tom Kristian Hove
4. Martin Busch
5. Kim Söderberg
6. Tor Arne Schei

Men's Physique -178cm
1. Patrick Rashid Kwarasey
2. Eduardo Jasques Da Silva
3. Øyvind Seim
4. Sebastian Haugan
5. Lasse Telnes
6. Eivind Marstein

Men's Physique +178cm
1. Bjørn Tore Justad
2. Martin Ruste
3. Lars Petter Einarsen
4. Janis Klanins
5. Kim Johnny Falk
6. Hassan Zeitun

Men's Physique Overall
1. Dennis Johansen
2. Patrick Rashid Kwarasey
3. Bjørn Tore Justad

Bodybuilding -90kg
1. Aleander Rydgren
2. Christian Martinussen

Bodybuilding +90kg
1. Jan Král
2. Robin Ljungsberg
3. Espen Moe

Bodybuilding Overall
1. Alexander Rydgren
2. Jan Král

Bikinifitness -160cm
1. Aina Lisa Wilks
2. Mimmi Pham
3. Synne Marie Jacobsen
4. Jasmin Kjus
5. Oda Elise Roli
6. Monica Tømmerstrand

Bikinifitness -163cm
1. Sarah T. Barø
2. Elma Tharaldsen
3. Kristine Andersen

Bikinifitness -166cm
1. Therese Opsahl
2. Line Elisabeth Karlsen
3. Karianne Stien Bentzen Ramberg
4. Anne-Lill Saarento
5. Bena Hattrem Pedersen
6. Maja Kristine Falmar

Bikinifitness -169cm
1. Lottie Jonsson
2. Elise Marie Andreassen
3. Camilla Brahms
4. Irelin Schaldemose
5. Wenche Wallem
6. Ingrid Helene Halvorsen

Bikinifitness -172cm
1. Mia Helene Hjertås
2. Malin Partenyi
3. Malin Færøy
4. Eilin Kvaale Røst
5. Margrete By
6. Sunniva Slåtten

Bikinifitness +172cm
1. Leslie Elise Eidsaune
2. Astrid Gravvold
3. Monja Wenaas Myrann
4. Sandra Bostrøm
5. Lene Haugen
6. Christine Faxvaag

Bikinifitness Overall
1. Therese Opsahl
2. Leslie Elise Eidsaune
3. Aina Lisa Wilks

Bikini fitness over all winner Therese Opsahl

MP over all winner Dennis Johansen

Aprill 3, 2016

Team-andro.com videos are now uploaded at http://clips.team-andro.com/gvideos.php?urlkey=loadedcup2016&gid=252

Ott's prejudging // http://clips.team-andro.com/watch/f133d7c9fd42d30b4332/prejudging-men-up-to-90kg-loaded-cup-2016

Siim's finals // http://clips.team-andro.com/watch/2278bd1e0392f4493a3e/classic-bodybuilding-up-to-180cm-final-loaded-cup-2016

Andra's finals http://clips.team-andro.com/watch/3951f43aeb5b6b76dab0/final-bikini-fitness-up-to-169cm-loaded-cup-2016

Aprill 3, 2016

Dennis Wolf guest posing in Siperian Power Show // http://www.eastlabs.ru/ifbb-evropa-ebff/1437/2016-siberian-power-show-denis-volf

And Roelly guest posing this weekend as well, HUGE or what ...

And a few more of Roelly ...

Aprill 3, 2016

No surprises. Kai Greene wins also AC Brazil event this weekend, Juan Morel takes 2nd and Lionel Beyeke 3rd. Marta Aguilar takes the TOP honors in women's fitness.