Joining
us today is National Level MP Competitor Brian Harris. Congrats on a great showing at the Southern States! What made you decide to compete in the Men’s Physique Division?
Well after the Army I needed another challenge so I decided to lift weights and was shooting to enter a Bodybuilding show, but I didn’t feel comfortable at 210 so I decided to pursue men’s physique
Can you tell us a little about the Competition in which you just competed?
Well I just got done doing Southern States and placed 4th in my place! The class was deep, it had 32 middle class guys competing. I qualified for Nationals.
Joining
us today is National level MP Competitor Frank Fata. Congrats on a great appearance at Team U! So how did you find your way into the Men’s Physique Division?
I decided to compete in Men's Physique division because my body is just not built to be as big as a bodybuilder. I've alwas had the six pack ABS beach body. When I first saw men's physique division come out a couple of years ago, I knew I had to jump on board.
Joining 
us today is Jeremiah Towery. Welcome to the ranks of those that have competed on the national stage! What made you decide to compete in the Men’s Physique Division?
Thanks, although I really wanted to finish a bit better than I did. I Love to compete as an athlete and with my career this is about the only thing I can manage to give my all to, plus being taller than most body builders I think the criteria fits my physique.
Can you tell us a little about the Competition in which you just competed?
Well I really was looking towards having a great showing, but it didn't turn out that way. I thought I was going to be upset; but, I really wasn't. I wanted to learn everything I could to become what it takes to be a PRO!
MENS PHYSIQUE: 
Joining us today is one of the newest IFBB MP Pro's Guy Marquardt. Congrats on a great showing earning your card at the Jr. USA's! What made you decide to compete in the Men’s Physique Division?
GUY MARQUARDT: In 2010 I competed in the GNC Natural Colorado open, after winning a gimmie trophy for 2nd place (there was only the two of us in my class) I spoke with the judges to see what I needed to bring up to have a better placing, all of the judges other than one said with my height they wanted to see 20+lbs on my frame. That’s when I knew bodybuilding was not going to be for me. I was ready to quit competing for the near future and then I heard that there was going to be a Men’s Physique division, I knew instantly this was going to be my division.
Derek: 
Joining us today is Mychal Steven Beauchamp. Congrats on a great showing! What made you decide to compete in the Men’s Physique Division?
Mychal: Thanks! I have competed in bodybuilding in the past and Men’s Physique is up and coming so I thought I’d give it a shot and see how I liked it. I loved it!!! I like how your stage presence and personality plays a part in winning because that IS a part of the total package.
D: Can you tell us a little about the Competition you just competed in?
M: April 14, 2012 was the First National qualifier of the year in Colorado!
Ian: We 
are here with David Kimmerle, winner of the 2012 NPC Cal Championships. Thanks for joining us David.
David: Thanks for having me.
I: How did you feel going into the competition and what were you expecting?
D: I felt pretty good about my prep for the NPC CAL, I held myself accountable with all my tricks. My diet had me a little nervous as I was trying a new way of dialing in but I think it worked.
Joining 
us today is Johnny Johnson. Congrats on a great showing! What made you decide to compete in the Men’s Physique Division?
Thank you, my first show I’ve ever competed in was bodybuilding at NPC Contra Costa 2011 placing 5th in novice middleweights. I’m a drug free athlete, and although it was my only first show, I immediately knew It was going to be tough to compete in this sport. Men’s physique was then announced, and I felt it catered to all athletes, especially drug free competitors.
Joining us today is IFBB Pro Collin Humphrey. 
Congrats on a great showing and earning your card! What made you decide to compete in the Men’s Physique Division?
Well I first got introduced to the NPC and IFBB about 3 years ago. I was training hard in the gym and figured why not just compete; I was putting the work in anyways. So I might as well do something with it. It seemed like every time I tried to do a body building show something would come up, until men’s physique came around. I was excited and thought that men’s physique was perfect for me! I Made the decision in March to compete and never looked back..
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