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Mr Kujala a few days out // http://killekujala.fitfashion.fi/2014/09/23/1-paiva-ja-espanjan-kisareissu-alkaa-fanihommia-tulossa/
Niro de la Rua took the over all crown at Norway Open just one week before ACE //
Ronnie.cz introduces amateur physique competitor Martin Mester with recent photos // http://kulturistika.ronnie.cz/c-19863-martin-mester-rozhovor-a-aktualni-forma-pred-arnold-classic-europe-2014l
CBB preview by IFBB // http://www.ifbb.com/ace-2014-stars-coming-to-madrid-classic-bodybuilding
ACE 2014 STARS COMING TO MADRID: CLASSIC BODYBUILDINGby Andrew MichalakTo continue our series of predictions prior to the upcoming Arnold Classic Europe, we will look into Men’s Classic Bodybuilding now. There will be three categories run at this event and we can expect more than 15 athletes in each of them. What’s interesting, some older champions decided to come back after few-year break. Also some former world top juniors will try to compete in the men’s classes now. Arnold in Madrid, staged more than 2 months before the Classic Bodybuilding Worlds is also a good opportunity for less known bodybuilders who want to test their current possibilities. This mixture creates a special condition and often brings unexpected results, being a place for new stars to born.Up to 175 cm category
The current European overall champion Tomas Bendoraitis of Lithuania seems to be the main pretender for the top trophy; however, he will meet 2007 world champion Luigi Di Carlo (Italy) who comes back after many year’s break and wants to prove he still is the “Numero uno”. The next “unknown” is the 2004 World Juniors Championships runner-up Ladislav Korsch (Slovakia), who has not been seen on international stages since 2007 but won the 2011 Slovak Nationals. Then, two well-know Russians. Vitalii Valeev won bronze medal at the 2013 European Championships. He will be among the top players in Madrid this year also. Sergei Taranukho will begin his international career after finishing 2nd at the Cup of Russia this spring. Finally, Martin Rusanov of Bulgaria, 5th place winner at the 2012 World Championships. Very interesting set of stars, so the battle should be very exciting.Up to 180 cm categoryNo clear favourite among this year’s participants. Aaron Rodelgo (Spain) took the 4th place last year. Giuseppe Brancaccio (Italy) won the 2011 European Masters Championships and placed just out of the top 6 last year in Madrid. He will meet the next master bodybuilder Ihar Sidarchuk (Ireland) and the 2014 Cup of Russia overall winner Evgeny Gemzin (he won the 175 cm class in Russia, so wait for the official registration in Madrid to see in which category he will be registered). And 2014 IFBB Mozolani Classic 2nd place winner Roman Jandura (Slovakia) – participant of the 2010 World Juniors Championships who has made an impressive progress recently. Plus top Austrian classic bodybuilder Manuel Plachner – 2013 European Championships participant and 2014 International Austria Cup 3rd place winner.Over 180 cm categorySimilar situation like in the previous category: a couple of athletes with equal possibilities. Juri Leinvald (Russia) finished 3rd last year in Madrid. Last year runner-up Harald Schober moved to the extreme bodybuilding. The last year winner, Carlos Blanco (Spain), is not on the temporary list of participants published by the Spanish Federation. The next top Russian is Sergei Khalepo who placed 2nd at the 2014 Cup of Russia, ahead of other 20 competitors. The next serious player will be 2014 European Championships 5th place winner Krzysztof Rodkiewicz (Poland), who won the open category at the recent qualifying contest in his country. And one interesting comeback: 2007 World Championships finalist Marijan Mesec (Croatia), who returns to the stage after so many years.Leinvald
Gemzin
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Backstage gallery // http://www.treningsforum.no/index.php?mode=gallery&id=119
Over all winners //
MP – Alexander Myrvold
Body fitness – Mette Stensland
CBB – Juri Leinvald
BB – Niro de la Rua
Bikini – Vilde Waksvik
AF women – Anne Mette Christiansen
AF men – Alexander Farraq Ladsten
For all TOP 6 results, please visit http://www.treningsforum.no/php/art.php?id=3285
Did not find any photos of Jekaterina, so if someone finds, please post
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And photos are now online at http://www.treningsforum.no/php/art.php?id=3275
1900 photos from the prejudging rounds
Is this Ellen?
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http://www.ifbb.com/wada-publishes-first-ever-athlete-reference-guide-to-the-code
WADA PUBLISHES FIRST EVER ATHLETE REFERENCE GUIDE TO THE CODEWADA, the World Anti Doping Agency, has published the first ever Athlete Reference Guide to the Code.From the WADA websiteWADA is pleased to announce the publication of the Athlete Reference Guide to the 2015 World Anti-Doping Code.
The guide, which will act as a crucial point of reference for all athletes looking to enhance their knowledge of the Code, has been championed by members of the WADA Athlete Committee throughout the course of 2013 and 2014.
The WADA Athlete Committee, whose job it is to represent the views and rights of athletes worldwide, have led and directed the project in time for the introduction of the revised Code at the start of 2015. The document – which is purely a guide, and will not supersede the Code itself – will help athletes the world over better understand the anti-doping framework, rules and regulations.
The guide provides an explanation of athletes’ roles and responsibilities, details of what constitutes an anti-doping rule violation, information on the Prohibited List and supplements, and details on matters ranging from the ‘Whereabouts’ rule to Therapeutic Use Exemptions (TUEs), amongst other topics.
WADA President, Sir Craig Reedie said: “Long in the making, the Athlete Reference Guide to the 2015 World Anti-Doping Code marks a significant step forward in ensuring that all athletes, no matter what sport they play or which country they come from, understand their anti-doping rights and responsibilities.”
“Many of the more technical aspects of the Code can be difficult to understand and, whilst the Code itself is still the legal document that athletes are held accountable to, this reference guide will help individuals better understand many crucial areas of anti-doping, from supplements to doping control, and the prohibited list to new terms such as ‘prohibited association’,” he added.
WADA Athlete Committee Chair, Beckie Scott said: “The WADA Athlete Committee members really championed, and provided the backbone to this guide. To me, it was crucial from the beginning that it would be a guide by athletes for athletes.”
“Anti-doping can be a taxing matter for many of us, and what this guide does is help shed light on some of the more tricky subjects within anti-doping. Through its improved rules, the revised Code is going to offer a real boost to the clean sport movement when it arrives in just over three months’ time. I am delighted that we now have this athlete guide to accompany the Code, and I look forward to helping promote its use in the months and years ahead,” she added.
The IFBB is a Signatory to the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) Code and its anti-doping rules are in compliance with the 2009 WADA Code.
1. Niro de la Rua
2. Ott Kiivikas
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Ott’s class NOW on stage // http://www.treningsforum.no/?action=media-live
Men’s open BB up to 80kg class on stage, “soon” (I assume they have junior BB and masters BB awarding and -80 free routines first) should be Ott’s class //
Congrats Oleg – impressive win in fitness class
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