The following Classes fall within the categorization of Men’s Physique

All Men’s Physique classes will be judged on,

All Men’s Physique classes, are required to wear long board shorts that do not extend below the knee. These can be in any colour the athlete chooses.

The entire line-up is brought onstage, in numerical order and in a single line. The line-up will be divided into two equal-size groups by the head judge (when applicable) to perform quarter turns. Athletes should remember this is the first view the judges have of their physiques and that they are being judged at all times. Judges are looking for, good muscular development, a lean V tapered shape and strong condition in the upper body.

Starting in a front facing pose athletes will be asked to “quarter turn to the right” four times. Each turn athletes will be expected to showcase their physiques while maintain traditional Physique class poses. Before being asked to leave the stage.

Each athlete will be introduced individually as they enter from the rear or side of the stage and proceed to the rear centre of the stage. The athlete will then complete their individual “T” walk based on the image shown below.

The athlete to enter from the rear or side of the stage and proceed to the rear centre of the stage. The athlete will then walk to the front of the stage, pause and pose. Then turn to the right and walk to the side of the stage (Front Right), pause and pose. Next, the athlete is to walk across the stage to the other side (Front Left), pause and pose before walking back to the centre of the stage (Front Centre). Here the athlete will pause, turn around and show his back to the judges before completing his final pose. The athlete will then walk back to the rear of the stage to join the rest of the athletes in the line-up.

This is the final round where the athlete has the opportunity to demonstrate their physique to the judges. Judges will be making their final comparisons and assign a rank to the athletes accordingly. Athletes will perform compulsory poses as follows;