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Sassy69
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Lookin DAYUM good! LOVE the physique! Upper body & abs looking killer, legs great shape / sweeps, the last water dumping should reveal some great detail! And yea, lol Nice ass 
Glutes I mean... !
Gonna throw out a couple thoughts on posing, but understand your pix are not necessarily your optimal poses, but some things to think about...
Side chest - possibly consider rotating from your waist a little more so its not so much of a side view and a little more of your chest. At a min see about squeezing in w/ your shoulder on the opposite side to get a litle bite more pec detail showing to the front.
Side tri - looks good - might suggest rollign your shoulder over just a little more so the arm is straight up & down. As w/ the side chest, you can rotate your whole body to show the whole line of judges.
Both side poses - it looks like you are sitting nicely into the front leg & getting hammies out there. Explore if you are flexing your calf to get as much detail as possible out of it. And flex your glutes - makes a big difference in showing distinct shapes from glute to ham sweep to calf. Just mentioning it because its an easy part to forget when you are busy focusing the arms & the ham / calf.
Rear poses - This is my personal opinion - I don't like the leg straight back - prefer it out to the side sort of like you are putting out a cigarette w/ the ball of your foot. Also it helps accentuate more of an X shape to balance your lats / delts / arms - you have the width up top to do that. I think you lose the chance to show off more detail in your calf & ham w/ a straight back leg.
Another option on the rear lat is go straight up on your toes -- this seems to be the specific front lat pose they are asking for at the national shows these days. But front or rear, it makes a nice X shape again, gives a chance to show off calves etc.
Again just some thoughts.
Overall looking very nice - love your upper body & abs.
PLEASE post at least 1-2 sets of progress pix while you are doing the deplete & load phases! Gonna be awesome & very dramatic to see the changes I think you will see!
Glutes I mean... !Gonna throw out a couple thoughts on posing, but understand your pix are not necessarily your optimal poses, but some things to think about...
Side chest - possibly consider rotating from your waist a little more so its not so much of a side view and a little more of your chest. At a min see about squeezing in w/ your shoulder on the opposite side to get a litle bite more pec detail showing to the front.
Side tri - looks good - might suggest rollign your shoulder over just a little more so the arm is straight up & down. As w/ the side chest, you can rotate your whole body to show the whole line of judges.
Both side poses - it looks like you are sitting nicely into the front leg & getting hammies out there. Explore if you are flexing your calf to get as much detail as possible out of it. And flex your glutes - makes a big difference in showing distinct shapes from glute to ham sweep to calf. Just mentioning it because its an easy part to forget when you are busy focusing the arms & the ham / calf.
Rear poses - This is my personal opinion - I don't like the leg straight back - prefer it out to the side sort of like you are putting out a cigarette w/ the ball of your foot. Also it helps accentuate more of an X shape to balance your lats / delts / arms - you have the width up top to do that. I think you lose the chance to show off more detail in your calf & ham w/ a straight back leg.
Another option on the rear lat is go straight up on your toes -- this seems to be the specific front lat pose they are asking for at the national shows these days. But front or rear, it makes a nice X shape again, gives a chance to show off calves etc.
Again just some thoughts.
Overall looking very nice - love your upper body & abs.
PLEASE post at least 1-2 sets of progress pix while you are doing the deplete & load phases! Gonna be awesome & very dramatic to see the changes I think you will see!
Getting there!
