NapsGear Frank McGrath Doesn`t Agree with the New IFBB Rule

[Richard Brown]

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In this AMA, Frank McGrath shares his perspective on the IFBB Pro League's updated policy addressing athlete inactivity—and he’s not on board. The new rule allows athletes to remain inactive for up to three years if they maintain their membership, but beyond that, they lose their Pro status. To return, they must win a Pro qualifier. Frank explains why he believes this policy is unfair and how it could negatively impact the sport and its athletes.

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[SteveSmi]

I think a good rule in all competitions is you can't apply for more than one class

 

[Austin316]

It's really not that big of a deal. Just gotta make sure you do more Competitions.

 

[sambee38]

I think staying active is something that is fair.

 

[BookerTNY]

I don't mind this rule [email protected] sounds like it could be a promising thing.

 

[Arabian]

I think they should change it, where it has to be for 5 years.

 

[Zyglamail]

So if you earn your pro card, basically he thinks you should get to keep it forever. I'm not sure. I agree.

 

[Shrine]

If you don't pay your yearly dues, they'll take it away from you anyway.

 

[caligirl85]

Frank makes some good points but I don't agree with everything.

 

[zedhed]

I think he is right, they shouldn't be changing these rules.