It is men, not women, who have promoted the cult of brutal masculinity; and because men admire muscle and physical force, they assume that we do too.
Elizabeth Gould Davis
Pictures, pictures, pictures! This site contains nothing but competition and publicity shots of the top female bodybuilders. If thats what youre looking for, you wont be disappointed; the selection here is truly impressive.
This site has a great section containing rules, judging criteria, and schedules for many bodybuilding and fitness federations and contests. It also includes info on fitness magazines, fitness centers, and links to other sites.
This site promises to replace the science fiction of nutrition and training with scientific facts. The highlight of the site is the library of articles, through which you can get information about everything from antioxidants to weight loss. A great browsing resource for the non-hardcore amateur bodybuilder.
A great site for hardcore HIT (high-intensity training) bodybuilding enthusiasts, including articles, a search engine, training guidance, a Q&A section, and a reader feedback system. A whole online community waits for you here!
Partly a fan page for Faith Sloan, a leading female bodybuilder, and partly an educational site. Lots of articles about training and nutrition and its own bulletin board where users can communicate with one another.
This personal site has some great resources for the person who works out in his or her home. There are several calculators for figuring up your reps, many articles about setting up your own home gym, sections with tips for particular exercises, a nutrition analysis tool, and a Body Mass Ratio (BMR) calculator.
The online edition of the popular print magazine Muscle & Fitness, this site contains some great information for the amateur bodybuilder, including training, nutrition, and sports medicine articles. There are even articles on S-E-X (nothing dirty, but rather topics such as Vascectomy Health Risks). Definitely worth checking out!
An online version of the popular newsstand magazine, this site offers much more than the usual teasers that print magazines often provide online. There are many meaty articles, including an advice column, and audio clips from your favorite body- building experts.
This site is dedicated to preserving the history of competitive bodybuilding. Its central feature is a search engine with which you can search for a bodybuilders name and find out what competitions he or she has won. You can also see alphabetical lists of people or chronological lists of contests.
Something for everyone! You can search a database of gyms for a place to work out, buy equipment and workout apparel, link to over a dozen bodybuilding magazines online, post messages in a member forum, and tons more. There is so much content here, youll find it hard to tear yourself away to go work out!
Geared toward the beginning bodybuilding enthusiast, this site has loads of helpful articles from the current and previous issues of the print magazine of the same name. You can also access message boards and a moderated bodybuilding forum.
NPC is the official amateur organization of bodybuilding and fitness for the IFBB (International Federation of Body Builders). Like the minor leagues in baseball, the NPC serves as a training ground for amateurs who are on their way to the pros. Learn all about the upcoming matches at this site, and order NPC-logo clothing.
A great place for the beginner interested in natural (drug-free) bodybuilding. You can learn how to pose for the judges, read about upcoming contests, get training tips, and more.
A gateway to powerlifting information on the Web, this site provides loads of links in categories such as events, rules, publications, training routines, commercial sites, clubs, and image libraries. A great place to start your search for powerlifting info.
Over 30 links (at last count) to Web sites featuring news and information on female bodybuilding. There are links for fan pages for individuals as well as general links that provide basic information about the sport.
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