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Mikiko

"2nd at Nationals! YAY! Can't wait till next year...hugs and kisses to everyone for your kind words, wishes and support! I will get back to everyone, in the meantime, thank you very much for your messages! I love you all!!! xoxoxox"

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Archive for July, 2009

Need a Photographer for Team U (or any other time!)?

Friday, July 31st, 2009

Please check out some of my images by Weiferd Watts.
Weiferd is a PHENOMENAL photographer.  Back in the day, he used to shoot bodybuilding competition photos.  He took a hiatus from photography, but is back in the game.

If you’d like BEAUTIFUL, artistic imagery, please consider Weiferd!  His rates are extremely reasonable, and I will personally vouch for his professionalism, talent and kindness.

Weiferd is based in San Francisco if you need pictures done locally.

Look for him of Facebook or on www.weifoto.com
415.931.8480

The Bodybuilding Diet - what’s good for you, may kill you

Thursday, July 9th, 2009

**Disclaimer**: I am two weeks pre-contest, so I have a lot of random rambling to do.

There was an interesting post over in the MD forum regarding Mercury levels in fish.  Apparently, the client of one of the nutritionists suffered from mercury poisioning after her contest prep.  Her diet included a lot of lean fish, including tilapia.
The USDA lists on their website a table of fish along with the statistics on their mercury levels.  What caught my eye, of course, were the canned tuna and tilapia.
Canned tuna had a high amount of mercury levels tested off a large sample size, while the tilapia listed have one of the lowest levels of mercury.
There are several factors to consider before making any broad statements:
- Tuna is a larger, predatory fish with a longer lifespan
- Farmed or wild makes a difference
- Country of origin makes a difference

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Competition Costs

Wednesday, July 1st, 2009

Here is a running list of competition costs for the USA’s:

NPC Card dues - 85.00
Registration fee - 150.00
Money order fee - 4.00
FedEx fee - 9.00
Spray Tan - 150.00
Make-up - 150.00
Hair - 150.00
RT Airfare - 185.00
Hotel - 500.00
Car rental - 150.00
UVB Tanning - 130.00
UVA Tanning - 85.00
Infrared Wrap - 130.00
Wax - 200.00
Mani/pedi - 100.00
Hydrostatic bodyfat testing - 150.00
Metabolic testing - 40.00
Vo2 testing - 40.00
Nutritional coaching - 1200.00
Physical therapy co-pay - $240.00
Chiropractic co-pay - $240.00
Wellness screening co-pay - $20.00



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