Posing is IMPORTANT for bodybuilding. We go through weeks and weeks of preparation, hardcore diet, and training but if you walk on that stage and can’t present what you worked so hard for, its a waste of time. Bodybuilding is an art and its how you present your physique that matters at that exact time on stage in front of the judges. Aaron Reed will talk about the importance of posing, how often he poses, and how it affects him leading up to his show.
I'm Dr Huge Aaron Reed. I want to know. Erin. Read. How much time do you practice posing before body? My entire life is basically posing when I'm not at the gym, OK? I'm basically at home naked for the last four weeks, looking at myself, going over every little detail, getting so far in my thoughts and get fucking weird. Okay? Now you want to talk to anybody on opposing imposed a post it, I'm taking photos, I'm taking photos and I'm trying to get one area to get tighter. So I go back to the gym, tighten up that one area on more posing. You know, you can never pose too much. So, you know, I'll pose. I like to pose during my workouts and a little bit after when I'm pumped because that's the most fun for me. Because this is my masterpiece is gonna put all my time into I do this for me, you know? So I like to see what I've created right after I work out. So I get a lot of posing in there, But when I get into real posing for a competition, it's different because I do the post. I don't really want to do that. Do that? Quarter turns. I really want to do it, but you have to work on those because you have to be able to nail every angle, you know. And if you don't, then you know you're not getting your not gonna win, you know? I mean, you may be a state level champion.
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