CANADIAN PHYSIQUE ALLIANCE MAY || ISSUE 34 | Seite 14

HEAD JUDGE CORNER
The second biggest change in
posing is in men’s physique. In
the men’s physique category,
there are no longer quarter
turns. The only compulsory
poses in men’s physique are
the front and back pose. When
presenting your front pose,
you are not required to stand
hips squared off to the judges.
You are also not required to
put a hand on hip. This is at the
discretion of the athlete. You
want to present your physique
in the best light. There are
times when the head judge will
ask the athletes to square off
their hips to the judges. This
allows the judges to compare
the physiques when the
athletes are close in
comparison. Once again, you
are not required to put a hand
on hip and the compulsories
only consist of a front and back
pose
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