The 2018 Physique Bodyware Model Search Winner Is… Anthony Tedesco

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Congratulations to our Model Search winner, Anthony Tedesco from Burlington CT. Not only is he the WINNER of our Tri-State Athlete Search, Anthony has been wearing Physique Bodyware for over 10 Years! This long time Physique Bodyware Fan holds a college degree in Applied Exercise Science he’s a also a NASM certified personal trainer. Anthony’s advise to other bodybuilders…”Dedication, determination, and desire…these are three words to live by in this sport. Be patient, stay on top of your nutrition year-round (not just when trying to “cut up”), and train hard! Remember that if making it in this sport were easy, everyone would look like a bodybuilder.” This Super Heavy competitor gearing up for the North Americans in Pittsburgh the last weekend in August. Bring it HOME Anthony!
UPDATE: Here’s what Anthony just tweeted right after he found out he was our winner:

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Excited to have been chosen for @physiquebodyware’s model search. I remember being so impressed when my own first coach, @pjbraunfitness, was their model in all of the bodybuilding publications I would read religiously. To think that on Tuesday I’ll be filling those shoes is pretty freakin’ cool to me! Physique Bodyware makes THE best quality gymwear and is who many industry-leading brands use to print their entire lines on. Heck, even the @teamantabolic stringers are made by them! 2018 is truly shaping up to be one of many blessings. Thank you for the opportunity!

The Truth About Bodybuilding!

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In 1972, Randy Roach caught his first real glimpse of the kind of life he would pursue for the next 30-years. A news stand publication featuring Arnold Schwarzenegger, Sergio Oliva and Dave Draper so grabbed Randy’s imagination that he made it his mission to learn all he could about this fascinating, emerging, sport of bodybuilding. Although sufficiently motivated and enthused about his decision to become a weight trainer, Randy became increasingly disillusioned with the paucity of genuine nutritional and training information available to beginners like himself. “During the 70’s there was good weight training information out there, however it just didn’t seem to surface as readily as the Weider publications,” says Randy.  READ MORE

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