But bodybuilding didn’t appear up on a stage for competitions until the early 1900s when Eugene Sandow, the father of modern-day bodybuilding, grew popular among crowds due to his massive muscles and defined physique. People began to want to be as muscular and strong as Sandow, and during the 1900’s, bodybuilding popularity skyrocketed and continues to skyrocket to this day. One of the biggest names in bodybuilding is Arnold Schwarzenegger even though his last competition was 1980. Schwarzenegger took home first place in four Mr. Universes and seven Mr. Olympias both of which are highly prestigious awards in the bodybuilding world. If you look back to the Eugene Sandow and then look to Arnold Schwarzenegger, you can see how drastic the changes were to bodybuilding over the course of half a century. And if you look farther forward in time to today 's bodybuilders then you will see the astounding change in the physique of bodybuilders throughout …show more content…
Whether it’s online at a bodybuilding forum while looking for the best workout to try to get a wide back, or in the gym with someone to help push you to your limits and keep you eating clean. There is a lot of competition in bodybuilding because that’s what the main purpose of it is all about, whether it is yourself that is your competition or the biggest bodybuilder on the stage winning Mr. Olympia. I myself have made many great friends while at supplement stores or my friends back at Vilonia that just wanted to go workout with me. Even now I 'm in a competition with my friend Bryan. Before he left for basics for the National Guard, I told him that when he gets back that I can lift more than him in every exercise. That is pushing me harder every single day to keep working hard and to continue the grind of building