Wanna be famous? Be the star in a BB.com magazine ad!

[georginadp]

i think i can represent and inspire women - and others - over 40 , which is a hugh market.

I am 53

[sixzebra]

I'm game!


http://www.bodybuilding.com/fun/transf114.htm

http://bodyspace.bodybuilding.com/sixzebra/

[FitIron]

Count me in. I work as a full time geek, ( network engineer ) who made the decision to bodybuild in June of 2007. I am not a traininer, nutritionist etc...

[cawiau]

Originally Posted by georginadp

i think i can represent and inspire women - and others - over 40 , which is a hugh market.

I am 53

Looking great for any age!
Keep doing what you are doing because it is working for you!

[svh19044]

http://bodyspace.bodybuilding.com/svh19044/

I work 5-6, sometimes 7 days/week as an electrician/electrical contractor. I don't body build to compete like some of the other members, as I just do it because it's something I want for myself. I only get to the gym 3 days per week, but have been very persistent over the past 2 years in not missing a single day. I don't have the strictest nutrition plan, I have my own made up gym plan, and I'm just an overall average, beer drinking guy who finds bodybuilding to be a fun hobby and great way to stay in shape.

[Will1]

Ok, I`m in

[bodyhard]

I think I would be interested in this, I am 43, I have a full time job, a mortgage payment, car payment, school tuitions (college) and all the other expenses that come with living the American dream

I have 5 kids and am now a grandfather of a 3 month old.

Yet I have always found the time to train, eat right and stay in competitive shape, although I have never competed in any BB competition. I am drug free always have been. I rely on good eating, good sleep and a steady does of supplements. My pics could be found on my bodyspace.

Forgot to mentioned I am not a personal trainer nor am I a nutritionist. I actually work as a Project executive for a prestigious firm

[dvsness]

I don't know if you will consider me, but it's certainly worth a shot.

I am a sponsored athlete now, but I never would have gotten to this point without BB.com. When I first joined here, I was thinking of competing one day, but had nothing actual planned. I was and still am a regular person working full time in a cubicle for a publishing company. Shortly after winning the first BodyBlog Transformation Contest, I participated in my first NPC Figure competition. With the assistance of being held accountable by posting my contest prep on the forums as well as in my BodySpace, I was able to qualify for Nationals this past October. Bodybuilding.com helped me realize my dreams and become more than I ever imagined. Next stop, Pro card?

[liGymRatt]

Hey guys!

This was the first time i seen this, othere wise i would of been all over it.
I have recently graduated as a nutritionist in May ’07, currently going for my Dietetion. As of April Controlled labs picked me up along with two other great guys. My first competition was 3years ago with the WNSO, since then I have done 3 other shows including NPC and INBF. Right now I am interning (unpaid) about 40hr a week along with master courses. On weekends I volunteer at a soup kitchen and have been a Big Brother for “Big Bothers and Big Sisters of long island” for over a year now. I am a 100% natural bodybuilder, preparing for a May show with an April and June show in mind as well. To be in an ad with you guys would be fantastic. I love you guys

[liGymRatt]

P.S
i wouldnt mind sharing an ad with dvsness

[Sciamach]

I'm a college student and I've done a couple shows...does that disqualify me? I'd definitely be interested!

[Captain Ahab]

It would not only be an absolute honor to be in a Bodybuilding.com ad but I would consider it a privilege and also a huge step as far as motivation and inclusion of other handicapped people.
I may not qualify as what you think your typical bodybuilder or magazine ad person should look like, but from where I was prior to working out and overcoming a great many obstacles (which I won?t go into at this time) with the help of weightlifting, cardio and proper nutrition along with the assistance of a number of great supplements to where I have now achieved and even surpassed my goal, is a journey that I am proud of. If not for bodybuilding I would not be where I am today and if not for Bodybuilding.com I would not have been able to afford the supplements, especially here in Canada, that I have been able to purchase and utilize to bring my physique to where it is today. Nor would I have been able to meet and interact with such great people as those that I have met through my bodyspace and the forums.
I chose the Body for Life Challenge as a program to lose all the fat I had gained and not only did I achieve a complete body transformation but I also managed and am proud to say finished 10th overall in Canada in the 2007 Canadian Body for Life Challenge against thousands of able bodied competitors.
I am far from finished and intend to keep working out and utilizing new routines that I learn from the pages of Bodybuilding.com to maximize my potential and keep building muscle even though my next birthday will see me reach 60 years of age.
I hope that you will look at and at least consider me for your ad. If not I still believe that Bodybuilding.com is the premiere website for anyone interested in a bodybuilding or fitness lifestyle.
Thank you for your time and consideration.
Errol N. Hannigan
Aka: Captain Ahab

[MuscleMom]

I'd be interested.

I'm 36 a mom of two boys, currently getting ready to compete again. Most of the time I am a "single" parent b/c my hubs in in the military and spends most of his time away from home. Between being a mom, raising 2 boys and work, there is very little time in my day. However, no matter how busy I am, I find time to train and eat properly. I am certainly more fit now than ever! People are shocked when they discover that I am a parent (and as "old") as I am

BB.com has been an inspirational site for me and I like to be able to inspire others. This site has been and continues to be where I start my day. (along w/ a cup of coffee ) Loads of great people here and information! I love the unity here and the support that the members have for one another. It feels like a family.

If chosen, I would be honored to represent BB.com!!

Thanks for the consideration

[dvsness]

Originally Posted by liGymRatt

P.S
i wouldnt mind sharing an ad with dvsness

What if I mind?

[BodySpaceAdmin]

Originally Posted by dvsness

What if I mind?

ROFL

[dvsness]

Originally Posted by BodySpaceAdmin

ROFL

[trey22]

Count me in for the over 30 crowd.

Im a full time engineering project manager. Working at least 10 hours a day.

BB.com inspired me to do my first competition. And I won!

http://forum.bodybuilding.com/photo/...IMG_2496-1.JPG

peep my bodyspace

[mikecart1]

I work full time as an engineer and go to school for my MBA. I was in a wheelchair for 2 years from breaking both ankles playing basketball in back to back years. I was a stick at ~150lbs for most my life. I bulked to 194lbs last year and now I am bulking again.

Sign me up. My story brings inspiration to all people that had to learn to walk again - twice.

[need2compete]

http://www.bodybuilding.com/fun/transf137.ht

http://bodyspace.bodybuilding.com/need2compete/

I am not anywhere near as trim as CT (yet) but I'm game.
I won transformation of the week a couple weeks back.
Mom of 3. (14, 5, 2)
Self employed/stay at home mom
43.3% bf down to 13% in 10 months.

[Buffycat3]

I am definately interested !

I am 40, Married, and Mother of 2 teenagers (boy 16. girl 13)

I started working out after my daughter was born.
Since then, I have become dedicated to the bodybuilding lifestyle.
You could say I Fell In Love with reaching my goal of creating a Lean Muscular Body...Naturally.

I work full time and manage to keep my life of wife and mother and bodybuilder together in a nice balance.
My hours in a day are long, starting at 2:00am with my training...continuing with my 8 + hour job...and running a household.

I have competed in the past and simply love the challenge and the chance to show my hard earned physique to many people.
(I am currently training for an upcoming contest this April)

My husband and children are very proud of me and are my biggest supporters.

My dedication of being healthy, strong, and naturally muscular is my passion!

There is nothing more beautiful that a woman with a sculpted muscular body!
And I would be proud to show off the hard work that goes into creating one!

Thank you,

--Joan

[JM123]

Oh dang im too fat for this!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Andy17]

id be intrested, im 19yrs young with 2 kids and a student on ?30 a week and still manage to train regardless of time and financial issues i have lol

pick me :-P

Andy.

[Dedicatedforlife]

You guys interested in posting my transformation?

[Mikiko]

I have always been active, and went through an early mid-life crisis after the passing of my partner in 2002. At the time, I worked extremely long hours as an entomologist, and was on the path to a health and mental breakdown. As a last-ditch effort, I found myself spending more time at the gym. Someone introduced me to Bodybuilding.com, and my first bag of vanilla protein whey! I started to read the articles about nutrition and was introduced to the world of bodybuilding. I was hooked! I already didn't fit the "classic entomologist look"...my new hobby definitely set me apart!

Them: "Hey, did you see the latest thread on ProMed? They detected West Nile Virus in a pool of _Culex erythrothorax_"

Me: "Wow, that's really cool. Hey, guess what! I did another pull-up today"

Them: "Oh. ....... ....... Hey, you wanna go sample some ponds later?"

Me: "I'd love to! Let's meet up after my leg workout".

Now, as an Executive Assistant at Yahoo!, I'm tethered to my computer and permanantly to my crackberry (thank god bodybuilding.com appears on my blackberry brower, your engineers are the best!!!) I'm surrounded by 4,000 techno geeks (at this campus; sorry guys, but the truth is the truth, and being a geek is NOT a bad thing) and most of them think I'm crazy when I work out with heavy weights at our company gym (but I think mostly they're jealous!).

NOT ONLY did my team get a fantastic Administrator, but they have someone who watches their back...I've even helped one of my single eligible co-worker lose 30lbs to win the woman of his dreams, and no doughnuts for our early morning meetings (oh wait...early meetings are against company policy). Gosh, I would love to see the Olympia featured front and center on Yahoo! Sports!!!

I still dabble in my other passion, biology...in addition to our menagerie of pets, I'm also a beekeeper. My very own supply of organic honey...how about that!

But nothing beats being a great role model for my teenage daughter. She's picked up quite a bit on nutrition and training on her own just by watching me. And the boys know better than to "mess with girl who's mom is a bodybuilder that's dieting".

[S.M.A.]

I am a fulltime security guard that sits in a car all day long and I'm also a full time physical education student. Most importantly I look really good!

[MuscleMaki]

Think I could make the cut?

I'm a full-time desk jockey!

[Bammernhell]

Hi,
I am exmilitary, 41 year olf that now works for a fortune 500 company. I would love to be a part of this and think I have a lot to offer. (Over 40 folks, exmilitary- I was actually a Public Affairs Officer in the Army and trained in media/writing) and now work for a very well known fortune 500 company, a little company called Coca-Cola!

[ThomasG]

I would be very interested in working with bb.com. I am currently a medical student which entails lecture, rotations, and tons of studying. It puts the time management skills to the test for sure. I have never competed, never been a trainer, but workout to keep the balance.

[clousewa]

I'd like the chance to work with BB.com. I'm a full time engineering/medical student, not in competition shape or anything, just your average student finding time to body build.

[free2bme]

I am interested.