S.N.B.F.
FITNESS CRITERIA
Fitness Round 50% of Score
The judges are looking
for high-energy routines that demonstrate athletic coordination,
style, personality and overall performance. Each routine should
demonstrate flexibility, cardiovascular endurance, strength,
creativity and showmanship. Some routines may include aerobics,
gymnastics, dance, cheer, and/or other displays of exceptional
athletic talent and strength. These athletic moves are NOT
required but suggested in order to do well in competition.
NOTE:
there are no required specific athletic or strength moves,
i.e., one arm push-ups, straddle-holds, etc.
| Execution
& Performance |
50% |
| Creativity
Apperance |
| Costume
Selection |
| Stage
Presentation |
Swimsuit Round 50% of Score
The swimsuit round is used to analyze
body shape, tone, symmetry, complexion, poise, presentation
and overall conditioning. The athlete should have a fit, toned,
feminine figure that display proper conditioning. This competition
is very similar to a beauty contest and each lady is expected
to display a shapely, build with a soft athletic physique.
This event is not a bodybuilding competition and competitors
will be penalized for extreme physical definition and muscular
development. Contestants will be judged in group comparisons
and individually. All SNBF events are family oriented and
G-string and / or thong type swimsuits are not allowed. If
any of these rules are broken, you will be automatically disqualified.
| Overall
Appearance |
50% |
| Body
Condition |
| Femininity |
| Stage
Presentation |
Costumes and
Swimsuits
Special attention should be given to all costume and swimsuit
selections. The judging during the Fitness and Swimsuit Rounds
will be based strictly on the above guidelines. No G-string
or thong-type costumes or swimsuits will be allowed –
NO EXCEPTIONS. Tennis shoes or athletic shoes and heels must
be worn at all times.
Props
Props are allowed but must be approved by show officials at
least 2 weeks prior to the competition. If props can not be
placed on stage by one individual, it will NOT be allowed
to be used. Props such as polls and chairs are NOT allowed
if the routine includes vulgar dance and / or seductive moves.
You will be disqualified!
Please remember, this is a family event.
Music and Routine
Routines must be one to two minutes maximum in length. Once
the routine has begun, it cannot be repeated. Music must be
professionally recorded for maximum performance. NO PROFANITY
will be allowed! The music should compliment the routine and
will be included in the judging process.
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FIGURE
CONTEST FORMAT
Event Format
The Figure competition is very similar to a beauty contest.
Each lady is expected to display a shapely, build with a soft
athletic physique. This event is not a bodybuilding competition
and competitors will be penalized for extreme physical definition
and muscular development. Contestants will be judged in group
comparisons and individually. All SNBF events are family oriented
and G-string and / or thong type swimsuits are not allowed.
If any of these rules are broken, you will be automatically
disqualified.
| Athletic
Theme & Sports Wear Round 50% |
Bikini
Round 50% |
| Stage
Presentation |
Overall
Appearance Swimsuit |
| Overall
Sports / Athletic Theme Appearance |
Body
Condition |
| Sports
Wear Selection |
Facial
Beauty |
| Outfit
Suggestions Only (not required) |
| Motor
cross |
Football |
| Indian |
Baseball |
| NASCAR
driver |
Tennis |
| Biker |
Scuba
diver |
| G.I.
Jane (Military) |
Boxer |
| Tap
Dancer |
Track |
| Workout
apparel |
Lacrosse |
| Construction
worker |
Soccer |
| Life
Guard |
Basketbal |
| Cheerleader |
Gymnastics |
EVENT
RULES AND CRITERIA
Swimsuits
Contestants must wear a two-piece, bikini type swimsuit and
high heel shoes. No G-string or thong-type swimsuits will
be allowed – NO EXCEPTIONS. You
will be disqualified!
Athletic
Theme & Sports Wear
Contestants must wear an Athletic Theme or Sports Wear outfit
representing their favorite sport, theme or hobby. Music may
be used to compliment outfits but must be professionally recorded
for maximum performance. NO PROFANITY will be allowed!
Costumes
and Swimsuits
Special attention should be given to all costume and swimsuit
selections. The judging during the Fitness and Swimsuit Rounds
will be based strictly on the above guidelines. No G-string
or thong-type costumes or swimsuits will be allowed –
NO EXCEPTIONS. Tennis shoes or athletic shoes and heels must
be worn at all times.
Props
Props are allowed but must be approved by show officials at
least 2 weeks prior to the competition. If props can not be
placed on stage by one individual, it will NOT be allowed
to be used. Props such as polls and chairs are NOT allowed
if the routine includes vulgar dance and / or seductive moves
- YOU WILL BE DISQUALIFIED! Please remember, this is a family
event.
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MALE
& FEMALE FAME FITNESS MODEL CONTEST FORMAT
Event Format
The FAME Male and Female Fitness Model competition is very
similar to a beauty contest. Each contestant is judged on
facial beauty and expected to display a shapely, build with
a confident and positive attitude. This event is not a bodybuilding
competition and competitors should display a fit conditioned
body and will be penalized for extreme physical definition
and muscular development. Contestants will be judged in group
comparisons and individually. All SNBF events are family oriented
and outfits that are too provocative or seductive are not
allowed.
Swimsuit –
50% of Score
Women:
Contestants must wear a two-piece, bikini type swimsuit and
high heel shoes. No G-string or thong-type swimsuits will
be allowed – NO EXCEPTIONS. You
will be disqualified!
Men:
Contestants must wear boxer style swim trunks with
beach type sandals. No bikini style swim trunks will be allowed.
Evening Wear
– 50% of Score
Women:
Contestants must wear an evening gown or a formal skirt
and blouse.
Men:
Contestants must wear a tuxedo or suit. Evening wear
should fit comfortable and compliment your physique.
Athletes are also judged on their hair,
makeup, and accessories. House music will be used for all
contestants.
SNBF
JUNIOR FITNESS
Rules and Judging
Criteria
The Junior Fitness Division of the SNBF Competitions will
consist of two classes. The first class will range from ages
6 to 12 and the second class will range from ages 13 to 16.
The criteria used to judge the Junior Fitness Class will be
based on two categories: (1) Routines and (2) Presentation
/ Costume.
Routines
Junior contestants can demonstrate martial arts, gymnastics,
dance. aerobics, cheerleading, or any activity that shows
strength, flexibility, endurance, and performance skills for
their routine. Strength moves should be held for at least
a second or more but there are no requirements for strength
moves. Contestants should only pick moves that they can do
well. Points will be deducted for moves performed incorrectly.
Presentation
/ Costume
Costumes will also be judged during the fitness routine so
special attention should be given to all outfits. Please make
sure that the costumes are picked tastefully. Hair should
be away from the face. No jewelry is permitted. Props are
allowed but must be approved by The SNBF Officials at least
2 weeks prior to the competition.
Music
Music should be recorded professionally. Routines should be
at least 30 seconds and should not exceed 60 seconds. No Profanity
will be allowed!
Judging Procedures
The judges will look for routines that demonstrate flexibility,
strength and endurance. All costumes should be chosen in good
taste but should also show personality!! Remember, it is not
how long your routine is but what you do in the time you are
performing. All moves should be executed well!! Better to
be shorter and be executed well than to be long with lots
of dead time. Your routine should be put together with the
main focus of “entertaining!”
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SNBF
BODYBUILDING PHYSIQUE COMPETITION
Judging Criteria
The criteria used to judge a physique is based upon three
equal aspects:
(1) Symmetry, (2) Muscularity, and (3) Presentation.
1. Symmetry:
Symmetry refers to the structural harmony of the physique
relative to the size of the various body parts. Shape, proportion,
detail, definition, and balance of each body part in relation
to one another must give a cohesive whole and overall balance.
2. Muscularity:
Muscularity refers to the size of the muscles in relation
to skeletal structure, shape, hardness, and definition. Separation
between adjacent muscles, muscle groups, and striations within
a muscle or muscle group are also considered in the judging
process. Thin skin and low bodyfat, along with a lack of water
retention enhance the muscular appearance.
3. Presentation:
Presentation is the effective display of the contestant's
asset through posing ability, posture, projection, and carriage
on stage. Skin tone, grooming, and posing outfit are a part
of presentation. The selection of poses and their proper execution,
the smoothness of transitions, and the coordinated selection
of music all enhance the routine and presentation.
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SNBF
BODYBUILDING
MANDATORY POSES FORMAT PRE-JUDGING
FORMAT
1
Listed are the two formats of mandatory poses that will be
used at each SNBF Competition. The following poses may or
may not be called out in this particular order. Alternate
poses may be mixed in with the mandatory poses based on the
head judge’s preference.
FACING
FRONT
Front double biceps
Front Lat. Spread
LEFT
SIDE (Quarter Turn Right)
Side chest
Side triceps
BACK
(Quarter Turn Right)
Back double biceps
Back Lat. Spread
RIGHT
SIDE (Quarter Turn Right)
Side chest
Side triceps
FACE
FRONT (Quarter Turn Right)
(Two hands behind head) Display Abs & Thigh
(One hand behind head) Display Serratus & Oblique
(Favorite) Most Muscular pose
ALTERNATE
POSES (Mostly used for tie breakers and close judging)
(Face rear) Display Calves
(Face front) Display Calves
(Face rear) Display Hams
(Face side) Display Hams
FORMAT 2
| Quarter
turns for Symmetry |
Rear
double bicep |
| Front
double bicep |
Display
hamstring |
| Front
lat spread |
Face
rear Display Calves |
| Best
side chest |
Hands
over head display Abs & Thighs |
| Best
side tricep |
Favorite
most muscular |
| Best
side Serratus |
Rear
lat spread |
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S.N.B.F.
BANNED SUBSTANCES
Updated December
2003
(Based on the IOC Standards)
Official Banned
Substances
The following is a non-exhaustive list of banned and/or restricted
substances. Please verify with the appropriate IOC regulated
body for a complete and up-to-date listing.
Main Classes
or Concerns
• Anabolic Steroids
• Andro (All forms)
• Growth Hormones
• Insulin
• Prescription Diuretics
• Clenbuterol
The SNBF Banned ANDRO (All FORMS) In January
1999 based on nationwide negative test results, unhealthy
side effects, and long term bad health conditions.
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