1. The criteria used to judge a physique is based upon three equal aspects: Symmetry, Muscularity, and
Presentation.
2. The judging will be conducted in three rounds. Each competitor in the class will be given a single
placement based on total performance in each round with an overall tabulation of placings between all divisions. All rounds are of equal value.
3. Male competitors must wear solid colored posing suits. Female competitors must wear solid colored two
piece swimsuits free of any jewels; bikini, thongs or G-String are not permitted except for International events. Jewelry is not permitted except for rings.
4. Symmetry Round: Competitors will present themselves on stage in serial order in a straight line or curve facing the judges, assuming a semi-relaxed stance with ankles touching. The head judge will instruct the group to execute a series of quarter turns to the right allowing the judges to view them from the front, left side, back and right side before returning to the front position. Symmetry refers to the structural harmony of the physique relative to the size of various body parts. It can be defined as the proportional balance of opposite body parts. Symmetry does not refer to muscular mass but rather to a harmonious blend of
all body parts to present a total aesthetically proportional developed physique. The judges do not grant points based on potential.
Presentation.
2. The judging will be conducted in three rounds. Each competitor in the class will be given a single
placement based on total performance in each round with an overall tabulation of placings between all divisions. All rounds are of equal value.
3. Male competitors must wear solid colored posing suits. Female competitors must wear solid colored two
piece swimsuits free of any jewels; bikini, thongs or G-String are not permitted except for International events. Jewelry is not permitted except for rings.
4. Symmetry Round: Competitors will present themselves on stage in serial order in a straight line or curve facing the judges, assuming a semi-relaxed stance with ankles touching. The head judge will instruct the group to execute a series of quarter turns to the right allowing the judges to view them from the front, left side, back and right side before returning to the front position. Symmetry refers to the structural harmony of the physique relative to the size of various body parts. It can be defined as the proportional balance of opposite body parts. Symmetry does not refer to muscular mass but rather to a harmonious blend of
all body parts to present a total aesthetically proportional developed physique. The judges do not grant points based on potential.
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