Episode #20 - What it takes to become an IFBB pro with Andrew Fisher.

QUESTIONS 1:22 What shows did you do before Fame UK competition? 2:33 Have you had an issue in your relationship where it’s something to do with you competing at all? 5:33 What competition did you do before Musclemania? 5:52 What does DFBA stands for? 6:29 Did you ever compete in a BNBF? 6:50 What sort of test do they do there? Are they doing urinal tests? 8:07 When did you get your pro title? 8:52 Why did it feel like it wasn’t worth having a pro card for someone who’s in the classic division? 11:59 When you become a pro, do they pay for you to compete in places? Do they cover any expenses? 13:39 What’s the grand/biggest prize you can get on the Olympia stage? 15:00 How many shows did you have to do in becoming a pro? 16:01 How many shows did you have to do to get your pro card with two bros pro? 22:21 What would be the next step from now? 22:40 How old are you now? 22:45 How many years would you say you’ve left in body building? 23:51 Do you feel competing on a stage that would affect your relationships with other people? 31:04 What was your initial thoughts when you wanted to compete with them? What’s your goal there? 33:47 At what point did you know that you need something to give you an edge? 35:17 How do you make a decision in venturing in an area where you know you’re going to take something and making sure that you’re taking care of your health as well? 37:55 Where is the part that it might be dangerous with the growth hormone? 39:42 What do you need to take to compete? 41:13 What period of time are you hoping to achieve that to gain that muscle? 41:26 Is it just the testosterone or is there anything else that you would need? 41:57 What is a SARMs, anyway? 42:25 What’s your thoughts on the injectable and the non-injectable? 43:00 How often was you taking them? 43:35 How often should a person get tested when competing? 44:06 What sort of test should a person do? 45:44 Have you ever tried red light therapy? 48:48 Have you ever done a DNA test before? 53:34 What about your parents? Do they have health issues? 56:40 What would be your advice to those “newbie” people? 59:57 Where can everybody find you? What’s you Instagram handle? 1:00:11 Are you on Facebook? We learn about the personal journey of someone who is dedicated to become an IFBB pro. The sacrifices you need to leave behind and what you need to install in your daily regimen. Me and Andrew both met on the stage which were for naturals. This means drug free and a drug tested federation. We learn about how it was for Andrew making the transition. Andrew “Dru” Fisher is a UK Classic physic champion and IFBB Pro, A man of many talents Dru was a finalist in the 2006 Xfactor with his vocal group and went on to support artists such as Boyz 2 men and Neyo. Dru believes that what you put in is what you get out, he set his sights on winning the Uk Classic Physique championship in 2016 then in 2019 won at the Amateur Olympia and gained his Professional status with the IFBB. Now with his ambition of competing at the Mr Olympia, Dru is one to watch out for. Make sure you check out his instagram to learn about what h does to keep physically and mentally in shape. instagram.com/dru_ifbbpro This show is sponsored by Kion Flex and Kion Aminos. 2 of my go to supplements which I use daily to keep in physical shape and healthy. Kion supplements are all tested for synthetics, heavy metals, preservatives, pesticides and GMOs. They are clean and don't compromise the quality for financial gains. check them out and other awesome supplements here: Getkion.com/snipes Use coupon code: SNIPES20 and get 20% off all items.