REAL Beauty

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A group formed for REAL Beauty competitors, anyone with aspirations to compete in REAL beauty or current "Bikini" competitors with other organizations.

Website: http://www.realworldtour.com/REAL_Beauty.html
Members: 42
Latest Activity: Jul 27

REAL Beauty

Who:

Attractive females with good shape and tone who have the ability to display their poise and grace onstage. This category is great for models, current and former pageant competitors although it is open to everyone!

The Look:

There is no specific percentage of body fat or musculature that is ideal for this category, rather it's what best suits each athlete. Competitors should display a toned “beach” physique with symmetrical upper and lower body development. No excessive muscularity or conditioning. Physique should be lean without excessive body fat, but should not display significant muscle size, separation or striation. Abdominal definition is acceptable but a ripped "six pack" is not ideal for this division. The general rule is that you should be in shape and appear 'hot' in a swimsuit!

**REAL Beauty competitors do need to have a tan, but do NOT require a competition tan. You do need a natural tan or tanning bed tan so that your physique and features don’t get washed out under the hot lights of the stage**

Judging

Overall, judges are looking for a shapely physique; good posture and symmetry; confidence, charisma and exceptional style on stage; ability to pose in interesting, photographable ways; lean body composition; great stage presence; and an attractive, healthy, vibrant look that could be realistically marketable in the industry. Models should seem comfortable and relaxed and look like they are having a great time! They should show personality and appear as though they enjoy being in the spotlight. Competitors are scored individually and in comparisons

2 Rounds of Competition

1. Bikini Round
Models select their own suit for this round. They should pay attention to styles, colors, patterns and fits that flatter and accentuate their fit body - and perhaps hide any flaws. Standard Outfits for REAL Beauty include high heels and a 2-piece swimsuit (something that would look great on the beach) that best displays their physique and body symmetry.

Jewelry is acceptable but along with your suit, should not distract judges’ attention away from your physique.

Competitors should adopt a relaxed stance in this division. Stay tight and maintain good posture, but do not appear as though you are flexing. Generally, competitors will walk out and pose at 3 points on stage and will later come out as a group.

2. Evening Wear Round
This round is for models to display their grace and beauty. Evening wear is defined as floor length gowns with heels. Models should again pay attention to styles, colors and patterns that flatter their figure. Particular attention should also be paid to hair, make-up and jewelry as we are judging on the total package. Nothing should be too distracting.

Competitors will walk out and pose at 3 points on stage and will later come out as a group.

REAL Beauty Divisions

* Experience: Each local and regional REAL event will host the Novice, Open and Advanced Divisions with the Professional Division being added to the National, International and World events.

* Height: Models may be divided by height depending on the final competitor count and median height of the athletes. This is at the discretion of the promoter and REAL representative at each event.

Our FIRST REAL Beauty Winner, Brittney

Discussion Forum

Let's get a little discussion going.... 8 Replies

WHo plans on competing at the REAL Lonestar Championship & Pro Showdown? If so, have you competed before? If not, when do you plan on hitting the stage? :)

Started by Soolmaz Hosseini. Last reply by Melanie Matheny May 3.

Ok...I think I sense some fear in you ladies.... 10 Replies

Why are we having such a difficult time getting a convo going?? :)~ Ok so if you're not planning on competing, maybe you can share with us your reasons why? For example: I wont be competing in the L…

Started by Soolmaz Hosseini. Last reply by Kai Apr 12.

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Comment by Soolmaz Hosseini on June 16, 2010 at 12:18pm: Hey Ladies, for any of you who wish to compete in the near future or should I say future period, we have our Dallas Nspiration camp coming up REAL soon Saturday June 26th at StaYound Fitness. At the camp we go over EVERYTHING you need to know aout competition diets, posing, and even how to market yourself successfully in the industry.

Another heads up...we're having our very first REAL DEAL Challange in Houston in September!! It's going to be so much fun...

Comment by Soolmaz Hosseini on April 19, 2010 at 5:58pm: :) Brittney...I wish I was in the area. I live in Miami unfortunately. I'm sure you'll find a cardio partner though. Good luck pretty girl, 18 more days you all!!!!

Comment by Brittney Layne on April 18, 2010 at 11:58am: Hi ladies! I will be competing in the Real Beauty category :) This will be my 1st show!! I am going to the clinic on April 24th, are any of you going? I also workout at LA Fitness in Cypress, TX and UPtown Fitness at 610 and San Felipe if any of you want to do some cardio together, it gets soooo boring!! haha!

Comment by Soolmaz Hosseini on April 7, 2010 at 4:50pm: Alrighty ladies....for all of you competing in the Lonestar, 30 MORE DAYS. BEST of LUCK and remember to have fuuuun :)

Comment by Soolmaz Hosseini on March 8, 2010 at 4:53pm: LOL Keridon...but I have to say, you are absolutely right! Competing in your first show is a matter of signing up. Once you sign up, everything else falls into place.
Like I told Kym in a message, if any of you have an questions as far as posing and rules and requirements, sign up for an Nspiration camp. They cover ALLLLLLLLL the details. You'll leave feeling sooo much better. You will also have made contacts, so that if you face a problem or question even after, you can reach them.

Comment by Keridon Marie Davis on March 8, 2010 at 6:05am: I'm competing and am fo sho a novice. You all need to sign up! KAMI this means you! Do it for the experience. Think of it as your warm up competition. Do this one to get a feel for being on stage, posing in front of a crowd, etc. Then this fall or next year when you're 'ready' to compete as you said you'll be much more confidant because you did the lonestar. Thinking of it this way will give you much for confidence. If you place it'll be an added bonus. And if you place higher than me I will regret this post of mine ;)

Comment by Kym Montijo on March 8, 2010 at 12:24am: I'm busting my butt to get into competing. I have never competed in Texas seeing that i have only been here for a year so I'm trying to get to know the rules and regs for this state. To be honest in all reality I don't know if I will be physically appealing to compete (If anyone understands what I'm trying to say) I have yet to meet ANY GIRLS out here where I'm at that are even interested in doing what I'm trying to do. Hell, I'm having the hardest time finding a pose coach or someone that can teach me poses again to refreash my memory. So I guess I should start a blog about Posing and where to find a coach... Any ladies out there that can help?

Comment by Soolmaz Hosseini on March 7, 2010 at 10:45pm: Hey Ms. Elena ;) maybe you will have some better luck with the responses. lol I can't seem to get the ladies who are planning on competing to step forward. xoxo

Comment by Ms.Elena Fit on March 7, 2010 at 5:20pm: How many people are going to compete in this division? I am thinking about entering it but if I am the only one this would be awkward. asap