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Physique & Posing Mastery

byReetu VermaSessions at M R Fitness Zone, Lajpat Nagar & across Delhi NCRStarts from1,500 Per SessionView full gallery

You have built the muscle; now learn how to show it off. From mandatory poses to stage transitions, I teach you exactly how to present your physique to judges and stand out under the lights.

A powerful front pose showing bicep definition and overall conditioning. This is the kind of strong look I help my clients achieve.

The front double biceps pose is a classic for a reason. It displays arm size, back width, and core definition all at once.

Kneeling double biceps pose to highlight upper body muscularity. Posing practice is a workout in itself and is critical for contest prep.

A front relaxed pose in the gym. Even in a "relaxed" stance, a competitor needs to show their physique, and I teach you how to hold this pose correctly.

Practicing a bicep pose. Notice the detail in the shoulder and arm. This comes from dedicated training and a strict diet.

Checking my bicep development in the mirror. Constant self-assessment is part of the process to ensure every muscle group is balanced.

A mirror selfie showing my core and arm definition. My "do or die" mentality applies to every workout and every meal.

Showing off my abdominal definition and obliques. A shredded core is a sign of low body fat and serious dedication, which is what judges look for.

Checking my abs progress. Competition prep means getting your body fat low enough to reveal all the hard work underneath.

A close-up showing the vascularity and definition in my forearm and bicep. This is the level of conditioning we aim for before a show.

About Physique & Posing Mastery

Posing practice is not just standing still; it is a workout that demands massive control and stamina. In my sessions, we do not just run through the mandatory poses. We work on your transitions, core engagement, and facial expressions so you look relaxed even when your muscles are screaming. If you want to master the V-taper and command the stage, you need to treat posing practice with the same intensity as a heavy squat session.

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