Old Navy's Final Amateur Competition-Going Pro

*Old Navy* · 08-21-2007, 01:29 AM

Monday, August 20, 2007, 19 Days Until My First Master Pro Contest

Stage shots from the 2007 NPC Alabama State Championships, Birmingham, August 18th

Body Building Senior Photo Gallery 2007

Results:

Super Grand Master 60+ "Old Navy" Division - First Place (2007 NPC Mr. Alabama Masters 60+)
Open Men's Lightweight Class - Fourth Place

After a great weekend with my face buried in the food trough, I'm back on my contest prep diet for my first Master Pro show in less than three weeks. The 2007 NGA Pro Am World Cup in Atlanta on September 8th, will actually be my second Pro Show. In May, I was the Guest Poser at the 2007 NGA Mountain States Regional Championship in Salt Lake City, Utah. Immediately after that show ended, I stepped back on stage and competed in the 2007 NGA Olympic Gold Junior Pro Championships, for first time Pros and placed Third. I didn't accept the prize money, but did accept the trophy, a fine leather jacket. Since I didn't accept the prize money, I was able to compete last weekend in my final amateur show, the 2007 NPC Alabama State Championships in Birmingham. It was great way to end my amateur career by winning the "Old Navy" Super Grand Masters Class to claim the title, "Mr Alabama Masters 60+," in front of a home crowd. Very satisfying.

**Pioneer** · 08-21-2007, 02:14 AM

It's awesome that you continue to compete and keep up your lifestyle. I am honestly impressed with it all.

I am also in awe that you continue to keep everyone here updated on your progress and achievements. Glad to have you aboard Old Navy.

Love the jeans you sell. ha

**romanaz** · 08-21-2007, 03:47 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Pioneer

It's awesome that you continue to compete and keep up your lifestyle. I am honestly impressed with it all.

I am also in awe that you continue to keep everyone here updated on your progress and achievements. Glad to have you aboard Old Navy.

Love the jeans you sell. ha

cosigned

doing good man, very impressive.

08-21-2007, 01:29 AM	#1
Old Navy NGA & IDFA Master Pro Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Birmingham, Alabama Posts: 533 Recipes: 0 Rep Power: 17	Old Navy's Final Amateur Competition-Going Pro Monday, August 20, 2007, 19 Days Until My First Master Pro Contest Stage shots from the 2007 NPC Alabama State Championships, Birmingham, August 18th Body Building Senior Photo Gallery 2007 Results: Super Grand Master 60+ "Old Navy" Division - First Place (2007 NPC Mr. Alabama Masters 60+) Open Men's Lightweight Class - Fourth Place After a great weekend with my face buried in the food trough, I'm back on my contest prep diet for my first Master Pro show in less than three weeks. The 2007 NGA Pro Am World Cup in Atlanta on September 8th, will actually be my second Pro Show. In May, I was the Guest Poser at the 2007 NGA Mountain States Regional Championship in Salt Lake City, Utah. Immediately after that show ended, I stepped back on stage and competed in the 2007 NGA Olympic Gold Junior Pro Championships, for first time Pros and placed Third. I didn't accept the prize money, but did accept the trophy, a fine leather jacket. Since I didn't accept the prize money, I was able to compete last weekend in my final amateur show, the 2007 NPC Alabama State Championships in Birmingham. It was great way to end my amateur career by winning the "Old Navy" Super Grand Masters Class to claim the title, "Mr Alabama Masters 60+," in front of a home crowd. Very satisfying. __________________ Scott "Old Navy" Hults, NFPT-CPT; NGA-CPT FAME, NGA & IDFA Natural Master Pro Bodybuilder FAME, NGA & OCB Contest Judge www.BodyBuildingSenior.com

08-21-2007, 02:14 AM	#2
Pioneer Moderator Join Date: Jun 2005 Posts: 1,718 Recipes: 0 Rep Power: 73	Re: Old Navy's Final Amateur Competition-Going Pro It's awesome that you continue to compete and keep up your lifestyle. I am honestly impressed with it all. I am also in awe that you continue to keep everyone here updated on your progress and achievements. Glad to have you aboard Old Navy. Love the jeans you sell. ha __________________ "A Marine in battle fears disgracing himself by running. He fears not losing his life, but losing his honor. He may not be able to preserve his life, but he can always preserve his honor. That much is within his power... To fear disgrace but not death, to fear not duty but dereliction from duty -- this is courage." -FMFM 1-0 "Leading Marines" pg. 43 Drive on

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