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NapsGear Why IFBB Pros Are Struggling to Make Money in Bodybuilding | #205 IFBBAMA

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In This AMA, Chris Tuttle and Milos Sarcev break down the business of bodybuilding, from landing sponsorships to building long term financial security. Milos shares how he secured a $40,000 sponsorship before turning pro, while the two discuss Jay Cutler's 28 endorsement deals, Nick Walker's business investments, and why earning an IFBB Pro card doesn't guarantee financial success.


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NapsGear’s IFBB Pro AMA (Ask Me Anything) offers our customers the opportunity to ask the hard questions and actually receive a credentialed and qualified answer. Who better to get your bodybuilding and fitness advice from than an IFBB Pro?! NapsGear is proud to introduce our IFBB Pro leaders: Evan Centopani, Chris Tuttle, Milos Sarcev, Lee Priest, Guy Cisternino, Antoine Vaillant, Dwayne Jackson, Jujimufu, James Hollingshead, Frank McGrath, Xavier Wills, Morgan McDonald!

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Bro, they don't make money bodybuilding 'cause they're a bunch of pansies, haha. No but seriously, they should work on the ranch like me and my sons, like real men.
 
Nobody said bodybuilding was easy. Back in the day guys would scrape by by doing things like painting fences and stuff like that.
 
Everybody today wants an easy way out. There are too many people trying to sell supplements online. You got to come up with something better.
 
Bros, bodybuilding's not going to make you a profit unless you're at the very top. I think, just like any industry
 
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