BODY BUILDING CONTEST 2008-2009
MR. & JR. MR. INTER TOWN CENTRAL

Organized By Mehran Gold GYM on 15 & 16 August 2009. Three Bodybuilders selected from The Young Bodybuilding Club
Junior Class 3rd Position Mr. Rehan Ahmed Senior Class 4th Position Mr. Sheikh Khurrem Rehman Senior Class 6th Position Mr. Zubair Ahmed

Schwarzenegger says drugs have no place in sports

WASHINGTON (AP) - California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger is no stranger to athletic competition - or to steroids. And the former champion bodybuilder says there's no place for drugs in sports these days. Schwarzenegger says top athletes are inspirations to young people and to people trying to lose weight and stay fit.

The former action star says competition drives athletes to use drugs. His advice: "Come out, be clean and say, 'Look, I used that, I made a mistake."'

In an appearance Sunday on CNN's "State of the Union," the California Republican added that not using drugs or alcohol should always be a part of the message aimed at children in sports.

Schwarzenegger has said in the past that he used steroids in his bodybuilding days, long before they became illegal without a prescription.

Belgium bodybuilders flee anti-doping officials

BRUSSELS (AP) - The Belgian bodybuilding championship had to be canceled after anti-doping officials showed up and all the competitors fled. "I have never seen anything like it and hope never to see anything like it again," said anti-doping official Hans Cooman. He said some body builders just grabbed all their gear and ran off when he came into the room. Twenty bodybuilders were entered in the weekend competition.

"The sport has a history of doping and this incident didn't do its reputation any good," Cooman said.

Belgium's bodybuilding federation did not dispute the facts but said it could not explain why the competitors had suddenly rushed off.

"There is only one conclusion I can think of and that is doping," Cooman said.

During in-competition testing of body building events last year, the doping authorities of northern Belgium's Flanders region found three-quarters of the competitors tested positive for doping, with most showing excessive levels of anabolic steroids.

Cooman said he would report the case to the Flemish disciplinary committee, which will have to decide whether it can sanction competitors who refused to be tested.