The Rest of the Story:
In my first year of competitive bodybuilding, I competed in six major competitions. Here are the six contests and the results:
2005 NPC Northern Kentucky Bodybuilding Championships, Covington, KY, March 19th
Bantam Weight Class (-143 1/2 lbs) - Sixth
Grand Master 50+ - 10th
2005 FAME Georgia S.N.B.F. Bodybuilding Championships, Marietta, GA, April 2nd
Novice Men's Lightweight (-165 lbs) - Third
Open Men's Short (5' 7") - Third
Super Grand Master 60+ - First
2005 FAME Capital Classic S.N.B.F. Bodybuilding Championships, Montgomery, AL, May 21st
Open Men's Short (5' 7") - Sixth
Super Grand Master 60+ - First
2005 FAME World Bodybuilding Championships, Toronto, Canada, June 10 - 11th
Advanced Men's Lightweight (-150 lbs) - Sixth
Super Grand Master 60+ - Third
2005 NPC Southeastern Gold's Gym Classic Bodybuilding Championships, Gadsden, AL, June 18th
Bantam Weight (-143 1/2 lbs) - Third
Grand Master 50+ - Second
Super Grand Master 60+ - First
2005 FAME Southern Open Bodybuilding Championships S.N.B.F., Suwanee, GA, July 16th
Open Men's Short (5' 7") - Third
Super Grand Master 60+ - First
Best Male Poser - Southern Open
Four First Place Finishes
One Second Place Finish
Five Third Place Finishes
One Best Male Poser Award
For me, it was truly a Championship Season.
I received a final tribute a few weeks ago when I was profiled as Bodybuilding.com’s Amateur Bodybuilder of the Week, (www.bodybuilders.com/hults.htm) and was selected as Midwest Christian Bodybuilder of the Month (October).
(www.midwestchristianbodybuilding.com)
So for this year, I have hung up my posing suit. During
the off-season, I will bulk up and add some lean mass. Then I'll decide
which contests to train to enter next year, when I'm 63.
It has been an outstanding experience, with very
satisfying results. I've enjoyed sharing all of this with you. God Bless.
Regards,
Scott “Old Navy” Hults
Natural Bodybuilding at its Finest - Lift for Life.com