La rivista america Muscular Development o MD, ha deciso di dedicare la sua prestigiosa COVER al campione Blessing Awodibu, un neo pro ifbb che è molto seguito sui social grazie ai suoi video ironici sul bodybuilding…

La prestigiosa rivista di bodybuilding Muscular Development, ha deciso di dedicare la cover della sua prestigiosa rivista, al campione pro ifbb Blessing Awodibu.

guarda la cover della rivista di Muscular Development di giugno 2020

Blessing Awodibu, è un ragazzo che anche se non ha fatto ancora il suo debutto nel mondo del professionismo della pro league, è diventato molto popolare grazie a social e al suo modo di scherzare.

La popolarità di Blessing Awodibu, per una volta non è solo legata al mondo del bodybuilding, ma proprio grazie ai social, molte persone sono diventate fan di questo atleta di colore, che oggi vive in Florida, ma che è ha vissuto molti anni della sua vita in Irlanda.

I video di Blessing Awodibu, girano ovviamente nel mondo del bodybuilding e delle palestre, ma hanno un senso di ironia e sopratutto fanno sorridere, perchè è una presa in giro al mondo di cui lui ne fa parte.

guarda un paio di foto di Blessing Awodibu pro ifbb

il debutto in australia rinviato

come detto all’inizio dell’articolo, MD ha dedicato questa cover ad un campione che ad oggi non ha ancora fatto il suo debutto nel mondo del professionismo della pro league. E la ragione di questo rinvio è dovuto al problema dell’emergenza COVID, che ha riguardato non solo l’italia, o l’europa ma tutto il mondo.

Blessing Awodibu, aveva deciso di partecipare all’Arnold Classic Australia 2020, ma un paio di giorni dopo l’arnold classic ohio 2020, Tony Doerthy, con grande rammarico ha dovuto annullare la competizione pro ifbb che da anni si svolge in Australia.

per questo motivo, il pro debut è stato rinviato a data da destinarsi. E ad oggi, noi del blog ultimatebeefmagazine.com non abbiamo la più pallida idea di quando Blessing Awodibu salirà sul palco di una gara pro ifbb.

guarda una foto di Blessing Awodibu pro ifbb

road to ?

forse lo vedremo nella seconda parte del 2020, da agosto 2020… quando si svolgerà il TAMPA PRO IFBB 2020, oppure Blessing Awodibu fara il suo debutto solo nel 2021.. chissà.

l’articolo di presentazione di MD di giugno 2020

Terminiamo questo articolo di presentazione del numero di giugno 2020, della rivista Muscular Development, con l’articolo dell’editore della rivista americana MD:

Blessing Awodibu: The Boogieman Cometh

One thing we could all use now is some good, uplifting news – about bodybuilding or anything else, for that matter. That’s one reason we put Blessing Awodibu on the cover of this month’s MD. Sure, his videos have gone viral, with YouTube views in the millions. While many bodybuilders become Internet sensations, Blessing has much more to offer. He’s a larger-than-life, entertaining personality known in part for being fed bananas by chimps and terrorizing gym mates in a horse mask. “I’m a positive guy and I love sharing positive energy,” he tells MD. “And everybody loves a good laugh!”

To say that Blessing is not your average bodybuilder would be an understatement. He’s a young man with serious potential to do damage in the pro ranks with his combination of size, shape, a tiny waist, and muscle density. Meet this Redcon1 athlete on the rise in “Blessing In Disguise?Blessing Awodibu – The Boogieman Waiting to Make His Pro Debut.”

When you stop and think about some of the best chests of all time, men like Arnold, Lee Haney and Ronnie, they all had upper pecs that were thick as bricks, almost scraping their chins in a side chest pose. It’s the complete pectoral development from top to bottom that makes for a truly outstanding chest. Anyone can improve his or her upper chest if they apply concentrated effort and think outside the box of traditional chest training. MD’s Ron Harris offers an “Upper Deck Upgrade!8 Ways to Make Your Upper Chest Thick as a Brick.”

Shoulders can never be too big. Even when a man has an ideal bone structure whose proportions feature ultra-wide clavicles and a narrow waist, as we see with Patrick Moore, greater development and detail of the deltoids serves only to enhance the coveted V-taper. Find out how the man they call The Future built his impressive shoulders, and how he has fine-tuned and perfected his deltoid workouts in “Moore Delt Mass: How Patrick Moore Blasts Shoulders.”

Sergio Oliva Jr. is a bodybuilder who knows how to make an impact. He competed in the 2020 Arnold Classic with 12 pounds of brand-new muscle mass and in superb condition. In a lineup that featured four past Arnold Classic champs, a former Mr. Olympia, plus 300 pounds of Big Ramy, Sergio successfully fought his way to the top five as well as earning the Best Poser award. Sergio reflects on his challenges and accomplishments in “Power Serge! Sergio Oliva Jr.’s Electrifying Return at the Arnold Classic.”

When Terrence Ruffin won the 2018 Toronto Pro, his name was added to the Bumsteads, the Breons and the Petersons as Classic Physique athletes who were really going to move up to the biggest bodybuilding event in the world. It was Terrence’s posing routine that proved to be a game changer. Minds were blown, the spectators were amazed, and as Arnold said in Pumping Iron, “Now this … is posing.” Learn more about this Steel Supplements athlete in Giles Thomas’ exclusive interview, “The Rise of Ruffin.”

One thing about the COVID-19 pandemic of particular relevance to bodybuilders is that none of us will ever take the gym for granted ever again, after being in self-quarantine and stuck at home much of the time. But did you consider that this whole debacle was a good thing for your gains in the long run? Ron Harris explains why the quarantine will lead to an improved physique for you in “9 Reasons Quarantine Is Great for Gains!”

Muscular Development is your number one source for building muscle, and for the latest research and best science to enable you to train smart and effectively. Our team of physicians, industry experts and research scientists has these reports on improving performance this month:

“The Long and Short of Growth Hormone’s Effects on Fat Loss”Fat Attack

“The Best and Worst Foods for Altering Testosterone” Nutrition Performance

“CASEIN vs. WHEY: The Debate Continues” Supplement Performance

“Maximum Muscle Growth: Cardio vs. Resistance Training” Muscle Growth Update

“Finding the Optimal T/E Ratio” Testosterone

“Bone Up on Muscle Mass” Bodybuilding Science

The rest of the book is packed to the binder as usual – making MD your one-stop, most authoritative source for optimizing muscular development with the latest cutting-edge research on training, nutrition, fat loss, performance-enhancing drugs, muscle growth and bodybuilding science— and exclusive information from the industry experts, insiders and bodybuilding legends who make it all happen. See you next month!