Fouad Abiad "News"

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It’s been a tough week filled with tons of emotion. One day I’m up, one day I’m down. I can’t seem to help being upset with the decision at the FLEX, not because I think the judges did anything wrong but only because I really thought I had done enough to pull it out. I have to say before I go any farther; the support I have received from hundreds of fans has been incredible. I never realized how many people I have supporting me and it makes getting ready for the ASC even more challenging to find out areas I can perfect things further.

I’m not saying I’m going to walk into the ASC and win, I’m aiming for a top six finish, that would be a victory for me at this stage in my career. Regardless of placing, what I’m trying to say is all of the fan support just makes me want to work harder.
This past week has been a challenge to find ways to perfect things from the FLEX. I have increased my ab work, increased my tanning, increased my rest and sleep time and also worked on my posing some more. There is nothing more I can think of that I can fix in this short a time. I have some ideas for the offseason of things I need to work on but for now its just a little polish here and a little polish there. The nice thing leading into Columbus is I won’t have to fly. It’s about a three-hour drive for me from Windsor and I can pack all my own food instead of having to shop and cook there. Having the things you eat on a regular basis is always nice, not to mention having it all prepared will also make things easier.

I think both me and Chad realized I was a little flatter than I would like to be at the FLEX so we’re going to load a little heavier this time but still focus mainly on condition. There’s no point in being the biggest guy if you can’t see the hard work and definition in the muscle.

Another great addition to my team or I’m the addition to there team really, is SCITEC. This past week SCITEC NUTRITION signed me to a new contract and so far working with them has been incredible. We’ve been doing a lot of shooting so there could be some great new photos for you all to see soon. Jason Mathas shot them and he is one of the easiest and fastest photographers I have shot with. Its always nice when a photog gets that your tired and he works with you to get things done fast but still in a good way.

I’ve worked hard in my career to get to where I am. Sure I’m not Phil Heath, I didn’t just jump into the IFBB and start blowing people away but it’s working for me. With Weider and now Scitec behind me I really think 2012 can be a great year for me to maximize my size! It’s nice when you can look back at your career, be it bodybuilding or anything else and be proud. You think to yourself even though you’ve had some rough moments your able to hold your head high, knowing your still moving in the right direction. Sometimes we want it all, and we want it to happen now. Unfortunately that isn’t always the way it works and I’ve come to grips with that. In saying that though, it doesn’t mean that you just walk away from something because you’re not great at it right away. If you love what you’re doing, sometimes you have to live at the bottom and scratch your way to the top. Inch by inch you will get there if you keep working and keep applying everything you got. And if you don’t, who cares, you’re doing what you love and that’s all that matters….

Sacrifice Without Regret,
Fouad ‘Hoss’ Abiad

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11. Platz AC 2012

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Ist er doch noch 11. geworden, da er ja nicht beim Callout auf der Bühne war? Weiß einer was genau los war? Hab irgendwas davon gehört, dass er in Jacke und Kopfhörern hinter der Bühne war und es verpeilt hat.

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Er dachte, daß nur bis Platz 6 gewertet wird. Als er im Top 6 Final Callout nicht dabei war, ist er gegangen...

Facebook:
I just wanted to take a minuted to update and apologize to all my fans. Tonight at my second Arnold Classic I made a MAJOR mental error that has cost me whatever placing I deserved. I believe I was somewhere in the 7, 8, 9 spot but regardless it doesn't matter.
I kept myself tight and came back at night with the best package I could bring. I did my routine that I had put together and it was my ...impression that only the top six would be called back for comparisons.
Knowing I was not in the top six I thought after my routine my night was done so I got dressed and left, only to find out after I was already gone that they were calling me out.
I have never walked away from a placing good or bad. I have never disrespected the IFBB, myself or any of my sponsors. I appreciate all the care about me being sick but everything is fine, it was really just a matter of me personally making a mental error which I wish dearly that I could take back.

The last thing on earth I want is for any of the people supporting me to think I gave up on them. I would hate more than anything to disappoint or have my fans not believe in me.
This will NEVER happen again and I have apologized already to IFBB Officials, Weider and Scitec for my error, and finally I want to apologize to every last person who has supported me and my career.

I will be back bigger and better than ever, I'm down but not out!

Sacrifice,
Fouad 'Hoss' Abiad

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Heute von ihm auf fb geteilt, aber anscheinend nicht von ihm:

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http://www.flexonline.com/blogs/foua...ing-grand-prix

Here's Fouad Abiad as he departs Canada to guest pose in East Lansing Michigan for the Lansing Grand Prix in Michigan. What's great about this video is Fouad takes you from packing in his home for the trip to spray tanning at venue to strutting his stuff on stage. Guest posing is a means for Professional Bodybuilders to make a living. They can either go through the steps or participate with the fans and make the best of it.

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Neues Vid, allderings nicht vom ihm gemacht, schätze ich mal.,

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