Too Many Divisions: TYLER MANION Introduces New Women's Division - Fit Model
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Here is a summary of the key points from the video:
The video discusses the growing number of divisions in men's and women's competitive bodybuilding. The speaker expresses concern that the proliferation of divisions, especially for women, is making the Olympia competition too long and drawn-out.
The speaker notes that the IFBB has just announced the addition of a new "fit model" division for women, which they plan to introduce at the amateur level in 2025 and potentially include in the Olympia by 2026. The speaker questions the rationale behind this new division, suggesting it may be more about increasing competitor numbers and revenue rather than fairness to athletes and fans.
The speaker argues that some of the existing men's and women's divisions could be merged, as the physiques are becoming increasingly similar across categories. The main criticism is that the growing number of divisions makes the Olympia a tedious, lengthy event, which is unfair to both competitors and spectators.
Overall, the video expresses skepticism about the continued expansion of bodybuilding divisions, and suggests the sport should consider consolidating some categories to create a more streamlined and viewer-friendly competition structure.
