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Sep 11, 2026
Diane FloresHOST
And I'm laughing because it's one more thing that is added to the mix of just complicating things with your health.
Diane FloresHOST
Because You know, researchers are saying that these drugs are being used heavily in untested divisions such as NPC and IFBB, which makes perfect fucking sense because they don't test for anything.
Diane FloresHOST
And, you know, it's really the appeal of it is to suppress the food noise and especially the last weeks of a cut.
Diane FloresHOST
But what is not being considered is the aftermath of coming off of that because you can suppress it to a certain point, but you got to remember, you're not going to stay on that forever.
Dionne AnglinHOST
Training takes place Tuesday at St. Ignatius from 6.30 to 9.30 p.m., Wednesdays at John Gray from 7 to 10 p.m., and Sundays at Clifton Hunter from 1.30 to 4.30 p.m. Additional sessions are announced through the club's group chat, so for more details, you can call 927-7890 or email cibclub.com. at yahoo.com. And tributes continue across Cayman following the sudden passing of former national sprinter and bodybuilder Rimesh Adolphus who died exactly one week ago today at the age of 39.
Dionne AnglinHOST
Adolphus was a familiar face in local sport representing the Cayman Islands for several years on the track He won gold in the 4 by 100 meter relay and silver in the 100 meters at the 2013 NatWest Island Games in Bermuda before later shifting his focus to bodybuilding, earning a bronze medal at the National Physique Committee or NPC Dexter Jackson Classic in Florida in 2022 and going on to work as a fitness coach.
Dionne AnglinHOST
In a message shared on Friday, the Cayman Islands Athletics Association described Adolphus as a valued member of the athletics community who proudly represented the islands, adding that his contribution and presence within the sport will not be forgotten.
Dionne AnglinHOST
That's it for Radio Cayman's local sports for this evening.
Scott MorrellHOST
I couldn't even give you a distinction there.
Scott MorrellHOST
But if we were to talk about general NPC, IFBB, untested, we have a lot of, obviously, winners and a lot of shows that have happened in Australia.
Scott MorrellHOST
And we look at our bikini, NBA bikini.
Scott MorrellHOST
It's not that far.
Scott MorrellHOST
Yeah, I would agree with
Michael TrimboliHOST
that.
Michael TrimboliHOST
And I think just from the small amount of shows we've had with the NPC Naturals, it's probably close to that.
Michael TrimboliHOST
They all had good to hamstring time.
Jason PhelpsGUEST
Yeah.
Jason PhelpsGUEST
I mean, you know, the, uh, there, there are different leagues and, uh, like MPC, National Physique Committee, which is the big one.
Jason PhelpsGUEST
That's the big feeder system into the IFBB, which is the professional league that you hear about, like Mr. Olympia and the Arnold Classic.
Jason PhelpsGUEST
Those are the big ones.
Celeste Rains-TurkHOST
Her own bodybuilding journey began in 2016 in bikini, where she competed many, many seasons and navigated some big life transitions like becoming a mom.
Celeste Rains-TurkHOST
and after stepping away from the stage following her final bikini season in 2022 she eventually found her way back when the fit model division was introduced and in 2025 she got right back into competing worked her way through an incredibly busy season that we'll talk about and not just regionally, but also national stages before ultimately earning her pro card and fit model at Masters Nationals.
Celeste Rains-TurkHOST
And there's a lot I was telling Sammy, like, I think I can learn a lot from her today.
Celeste Rains-TurkHOST
But I think something that makes her story especially cool is, of course, you know, the placings and the pro card is great, but it's her perspective that's really developed over the years, not just through competing, but coaching too.
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Sami ClementsGUEST
Like last year I did North Americans, then I did Ben Weider, and then I did nationals and I actually placed a little bit lower every show.
Sami ClementsGUEST
So I went from Third at North Americans to fourth at Ben Wieder.
Sami ClementsGUEST
All really great placings, right? And then I think I got 14th at Nationals out of like 37 girls.
Sami ClementsGUEST
It was giant.
Gabe McKinneyGUEST
I made the Peak Natty LLC and the whole Peak Natty thing September of last year when I was on my prep for becoming a natural entrepreneur.
Gabe McKinneyGUEST
IFBB Pro because I had wanted to run an NPC natural show here in Arizona, and then I planned to go to the Ben Wheater.
Gabe McKinneyGUEST
And so kind of chasing that goal of becoming a natural IFBB Pro and getting more tapped into the natural bodybuilding scene kind of developed the whole Peak Natty thing and promoting staying natural.
Gabe McKinneyGUEST
Because before, like I said, I was just a gym bro, staying natural, didn't really have an opinion, saw some kids hopping on around me.
Gabe McKinneyGUEST
I'd say that's pretty much the whole story behind it.
Gabe McKinneyGUEST
I just saw what's possible naturally, man.
Gabe McKinneyGUEST
Like so many people don't know that there's a whole NPC tested league, right? What these high level OCB pros look like, WMBF worlds, the UK bodybuilding scene.
Gabe McKinneyGUEST
And I think just being around a lot of peak natties myself, it kind of just has me inspired to promote it.
Kate Fitz-GibbonHOST
She began documenting her bodybuilding training and her posing routines.
Kate Fitz-GibbonHOST
And in the mid, in mid kind of 2016, as she trained for her first competitive show, which is the National Physique Committee's or the NPC's West Coast Classic.
Kate Fitz-GibbonHOST
she was putting all of this out in her social medias.
Kate Fitz-GibbonHOST
So she was using her social medias to promote herself as a kind of fitness influencer.
Phil HeathGUEST
So then I watched him.
Phil HeathGUEST
I basically job shadowed him when he was training, uh, Charles Riardi and Bill Wilmore for the NPC Nationals that same year.
Phil HeathGUEST
And based off of his interaction with his clients and also the clients' girlfriends and family, I was like, "Okay, I, I think I can, um, give him autonomy over this physique."
Adam SchaferHOST
Mm-hmm.
Amy EhingerHOST
But she kind of worked her way up, won a show that was cool to see her perform.
Amy EhingerHOST
Cause I think she was like highly favored and she has like a unique physique compared to the rest of the pros in terms of, I remember when she won the overall NPC nationals, I was like, Whoa, are we going for this much muscle kind of thing? Cause she has pretty big quads.
speaker_2UNKNOWN
Um,
Amy EhingerHOST
and then I'm trying to think who else, most of the other ones.
Daniel ChapelleHOST
Yeah.
Daniel ChapelleHOST
Well, I mean, if it's Elvis who recently won the NPC Nationals, um, down in, down in Melbourne, shout out, congratulations mate.
Daniel ChapelleHOST
But, uh, internationally there are, there are definitely some pro shows for, for naturals.
Daniel ChapelleHOST
Like I know for example in, in Korea there's, you know, a range of, of, uh, pro natural shows.
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