Tag: Patrick Moore
Patrick Moore is Looking Absolutely Insane in Recent Progress Update
Patrick Moore is looking incredibly impressive on recent progress update.
Patrick Moore is looking to achieve a new level ahead of the 2021 Olympia. Moore recently posted a progress pic that shows how much he’s upgraded his physique since we last saw him at the California Pro.
The next era of bodybuilding is upon us. There’s no doubting that bodybuilding is entering a new era. With competitors like Nick Walker, Hunter Labrada, and Patrick Moore, it appears that the young guns are on the come up in the bodybuilding scene.
Patrick Moore in particular appears to be one of the next competitors ready to take the reins. Moore is one of the best up and comers on the scene today. When it comes to potential, Moore has plenty of it. Though he didn’t have the best 2020, Moore was able to rebound nicely in 2021.
What’s a small waist??? When building your body for competition, I feel like the best approach is to look at each shot/pose. Pick out what you don’t like about it, and work on that. Myself and @therealtechnicianalways look at each one and say what we like and don’t like about it. Sometimes it’s the way I pose, sometimes it’s improvements that need to be made to the physique. Either way, it’s a guideline for us while putting everything together. This side tri is probably my strongest pose…the waistline and overall detail shows well for me, especially for nine weeks out from @mrolympiallc. Hope this tip helps you guys in building your ideal physique!
An Impressive Physique
Patrick Moore presented a much improved physique with his performance at the California Pro. Moore is looking like he’s reached a whole new level with his gains.
Patrick Moore is certainly a bodybuilder that is going to shake things up in the coming months. Moore is looking like he’ll impress at the the 2021 Olympia.
What do you think about this recent update from Patrick Moore?
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California Pro Preview: Who Will Secure a Spot at the 2021 Olympia?
Who will claim victory at the California Pro?
The California Pro is upon us and will future some up and coming bodybuilders as well as the return of competitors who have been away from the scene for a bit. The talent pool for this show is pretty strong and it’s anyone’s guess as to who will secure victory. For whoever comes out on top, the Olympia stage will be waiting for them.
Without further ado, let’s delve into the list of top contenders to make a run at victory.
Hassan Mostafa
Recently placing third at the 2021 New York Pro, Hassan Mostafa is coming in with something to prove at the California Pro. For Mostafa conditioning will be the name of the game for this show. He missed a great opportunity at the NY Pro, but if he can dial in his conditioning for this weekend’s show he has a chance of coming out on top. He faces some stiff competition however so not only will he have to make sure his conditioning is on point, but his posing routine as well.
Patrick Moore
Like so many others 2020 was not a great year for Patrick Moore. While he possessed the kind of potential that could make him a Olympia champ some day, his underwhelming performances at the 2020 Arnold Classic, NY Pro, and Cali Pro forced Moore to go back to the drawing board. His extended off season saw him removing his tattoos and packing on a considerable amount of muscle. 2020 is certainly the past and Patrick Moore looks ready to make an impression in 2021. He’ll have to contend with Hassan Mostafa to ensure victory, but if he’s able to keep his lines while maintaining his current size, things look bright for Moore.
Fred “Biggie” Smalls
It’s been three years since Fred “Biggie” Smalls has stepped on a competitive bodybuilding stage. The veteran bodybuilder has not competed since the 2018 Indy Pro where he placed ninth. While victory for Smalls is a long shot, it’s not completely out of the question. After all, three years is a long time and that could have boosted his gains. Smalls is one of the most unique and entertaining posers in the game today, another factor to consider against this line up. Either way, Smalls will certainly need to bring his absolute best if he hopes to redeem himself.
Mohamed El Emam
After coming in second place at the Indy Pro, Mohamed El Emam definitely had some momentum heading into the NY Pro. Unfortunately, El Emam would end up at fifth place at the show. That said, he does have the goods to contend for top three at this show. With Patrick Moore stepping on the competitive stage for the first time this year, he’s an unknown quantity, one that El Emam hopes to overcome. That statement is doubly true for Fred Smalls. Mohamed El Emam could be the dark horse at this show, but he certainly has quite the mountain to climb.
Who do you think wins at the 2021 California Pro?
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Patrick Moore Hints He’ll Compete at the 2021 California Pro
It looks like Patrick Moore is prepping for the California Pro.
For the past few months Patrick Moore has been making vast improvements. Moore decided to take an extended time off to build upon his physique. Now the bodybuilder is hinting that he’ll be competing at the California Pro in 12 days.
Moore has been criticized heavily in the past. Not for misconduct. Not for anything malicious. But for his physique and whether he belongs in the Men’s Open Bodybuilding division. Many have said he is undersized, that he should consider switching to the Classic Physique division.
While he has been considered undersized in the past, Patrick Moore has shown some great resolve in packing on the muscle. The talented bodybuilder has used his off season wisely. Rather than sitting back and watching the competition, Moore has been using his extended off season to bulk up.
Taking Things to the Next Level
No longer will the idea that he is undersized be an issue for Patrick Moore. The bodybuilder has pumped enough iron to ensure that won’t be a talking point anymore. His recent posts have shown a Moore who has decided to take his growth to the next level.
It’s clear that Patrick Moore has reached a new level in his training.
If I’m betting on myself, then I’ll completely double down?
Patrick Moore is certainly a bodybuilder that is going to shake things up in the coming months. His latest declaration indicates that he will attempt to qualify for the Olympia with a win at the California Pro.
While the bodybuilder doesn’t explicitly say so, he mentions that he will be ready to compete in 12 days (relative from his latest post). Within that time, the California Pro will take place.
Trust, It’s all fun and games until I wanna play too #12days ??
With his current physique, Patrick Moore may well earn his place at the 2021 Olympia. Do you think he will win at the California Pro?
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