Ms. Olympia

I don't even know.

But yeah, genetic-wise, I think versus my other six Olympian girls... you're not up there genetically for fit model.

I don't know how to say it.

I know,

obviously not.

I

think you have the least fit model genetics out of my other seven Olympians that I had are fit model, maybe.

Just for how they lean down and all that shit.

And it's been not even four weeks post-show.

Yeah, post-Olympia.

Yeah, yeah.

And then there's obviously one, two, three, four, five, six, seven.

Yes, the double stars have one win.

Yeah.

And if you take them, the single stars are obviously Miss Olympia's.

11, 12.

I gotta, uh, we gotta congratulate you.

Didn't things go kinda well at the Olympia?

Eh, I did all right, I guess.

Yeah.

Hmm

... of that too, 'cause, like, training legs four days a week, apparently I can't do that.

Um, and then last January, we switched to WPD, and I started training upper body again, and I ended up placing eighth at the Olympia.

And then I went back this year to Atlanta Pro, improved, listened to the judge's feedback, and they said I'm still women's physique, but I have to, like, knock my training down in half if I wanna stay there.

In my opinion, you can still achieve bikini and figure level of muscularity naturally if obviously you've got good genetics you might get there faster but for most you have the structure and the potential it might just take a really long time to get there naturally you know if you're not doing it naturally you might get there in a few years if you're doing it naturally it might take you 10 to 15 years to get there right it's the the reality there um but i think that when you look at the fit model division there it kind of makes makes sense um because it's it's more applicable to those individuals who do want to still compete and carry good amount of muscle, but they don't maybe want to get as lean or they also don't want to take PDs.

I think that there's like this weird debate with it because it's kind of like, well, is it still bodybuilding? Because like how entry level should we make bodybuilding? But I think that when you look at, like when you look at fit model at the Olympia this last year, it looks to me like what bikini looks like in like 2015, which is wild by the way, because I watched back some of the old Olympias.

And like, I remember because I started watching the Olympia like 2016, like 2017 when I was getting into training and like, those bikini girls, I was like, oh my God, they look amazing.

And like, it's crazy because they do still look amazing, but you look back at them now and like you compare them to now's bikini girls.

Like, I want to get the title.

And there's also multiple Miss Olympias that are also competing, like...

So they're also reigning champions.

So this is, I love it because it's the most competitive bikinis ever been.

around.

Everyone knows now, I suppose, that we have just qualified for the Olympiad.

Ridiculous, man.

Yeah.

have

qualified for the

Olympia, which is crazy.

Absolutely crazy.

Yeah.

She and Shay, who just won the Olympia, like so comparable in when it comes to the physique itself and the look that, and it's so amazing to me because that journey in 2015, 2016 bikini, it was so highlighted, so celebrated.

Like these women are working hard.

Like bikini has grown so much, but then fit model comes along and they're like, this is a small

So really just being intentional with this next, like growth phase, and we're still kind of reversing and things like that getting into a good spot.

So health such growth right now, and then We don't necessarily have any set plans for next year, but I definitely do have my eyes on next year for sure.

Being able to hopefully just put forth an even better package and fingers crossed qualify for the Olympia.

that that's the next thing that I'm, it's on my vision board.