What's going on guys? I want to make a quick video about the business of bodybuilding and how you can go ahead and make this a career and why some people say that there's

no money in bodybuilding and why you see other people flourishing and doing well.

So the people who say there is no money in bodybuilding, let's

address that first. It's pretty simple if you think about it in terms of

bodybuilding versus other sports.

Bodybuilding is not like other sports in a sense that you're not going to get

necessarily a check in the mail every week like you would if you played in the NFL or the

N. H. L. or the Major League Baseball or NBA or anything like that. In body

building you may get a salary check if you have a sponsor but a lot of it is going to be based on your performance

and it may not be long-term contracts. Now, obviously things are going to vary based on if you're a phenom if you're like a top six guy at the

Olympia versus a second tier guy or a third tier guy or if you're not even a professional

but you're just trying to make this a career

because you love the lifestyle.

So we'll touch on being a phenom first.

If you're Phil Heath coming up in the ranks and a supplement company sees you

You may get that NBA NFL type treatment where they say you know what we want to sign you for five years

and this is what we're gonna this is what we're gonna pay you and this is your salary.

In that case you're looking at an NFL and VA kind of thing. now it's not going to be the same amount of money

it's going to be less obviously because we don't have the same type of viewership

and bodybuilding that other sports have, but in a sense of pay based on potential,

you're looking at the same thing because most of the time bodybuilding we don't get

paid on potential and if we do it's a very short-term payment. Like somebody might say,

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