Bermuda's Premier Bodybuilding Showcase

[Bodybuilding News]

This July, the spotlight shines on Bermuda's fitness landscape as it hosts the eagerly anticipated National Physique Committee Worldwide Royal Grand Prix Bermuda Regional. A beacon for fitness enthusiasts, this prestigious event is set to unfold at the Ruth Seaton James Centre for the Performing Arts at CedarBridge Academy, marking a pivotal moment for both local and international bodybuilders.

2024 Royal Grand Prix Bermuda Regional
Ruth Seaton James Centre for the Performing Arts
CedarBridge Academy
July 27, 2024

A Competition Without Boundaries​

Open to competitors aged 16 and over, the Royal Grand Prix stands as a testament to inclusivity, welcoming male and female athletes from Bermuda and beyond. This year's event promises to be a melting pot of talent, with categories designed to showcase the diverse spectrum of physique excellence. From the sculpted lines of classic physique to the dynamic display of bikini wellness, each division offers participants the chance to shine on a global stage.

The Path to International Glory​

Victory in Bermuda does more than secure a trophy; it opens doors to the world. Winners of each category earn the prestigious opportunity to compete in international pro qualifiers, including the NPC Worldwide Pro Qualifier Caribbean Grand Prix in the Bahamas. This seamless progression from regional to global competition underscores the event's role as a crucial stepping stone in the journey of aspiring bodybuilding professionals.

Elevating the Sport​

The ambition for this year's competition extends beyond the physical display of prowess. Organizers are committed to revitalizing the sport, fostering a spirit of inclusivity that encourages wider participation. By offering a platform for every body type, the event aims to inspire a new generation of competitors to pursue their dreams, be it on the international stage, in pursuit of a pro card, or as a personal milestone.

Celebrating Bermuda's Bodybuilding Heritage​

The Royal Grand Prix is more than a competition; it's a celebration of Bermuda's rich bodybuilding heritage. Last year, the island played host to the NPC Worldwide Pro Qualifier Caribbean Grand Prix, with local athletes like Joy Eve, Marvin "Chico" Babon, and Winston Weekes clinching pro cards. This legacy of excellence sets the stage for a competition that not only showcases physical achievement but also embodies the spirit of determination and perseverance.

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