Competition Record

Two divisions. One documented record.

Men's Physique and NPC Classic Physique reward different things — stage presence and conditioning in one, mass and symmetry in the other. Here's the real record in both, not a highlight reel. This is also the real answer to whether masters bodybuilding is still a viable path in your 40s and beyond — the men's physique training and competition record on this page happened after 40, not before it.

On stage, NPC Utah Classic — real competition, single-arm flex
On Stage, NPC Utah ClassicReal backdrop, real judging panel, real result
Real NPC competition medals, double-bicep pose

Every photo on this page is from a real weigh-in, a real backstage, a real placing — not a studio recreation of one.

Corner One

Men's Physique

Debut division — 2019, self-coached from day one. Men's Physique judges overall presentation, conditioning, and stage presence over sheer mass. This is where the record started.

2019
Debut — 1st, 3rd & 5th place, self-coached
40+
Building a masters-eligible physique the right way
DAY 1
No coach, no shortcuts — the method started here
Corner Two

NPC Classic Physique

2024 NPC Utah Classic — the division that rewards a more complete, classic bodybuilding look: mass with proportion, not mass alone. Two years of real, documented progression between debut and this result.

2024
NPC Utah Classic — two 1st places, one 2nd
5 YRS
From 2019 debut to podium placings
40+
Peak results built during, not before, masters age
Why Two Divisions Matter

The method isn't division-specific. The proof is.

Competing in both Men's Physique and NPC Classic Physique means the underlying training and nutrition system had to work for two different judging standards — stage presence and conditioning in one, mass and proportion in the other. That's a harder bar to clear than optimizing for just one look, and it's part of why the system generalizes to real coaching clients instead of just one body type.

See the system behind it