Toronto Pro SuperShow Is Coming!

Yes, the Toronto Pro Supershow is coming and MUSCLE INSIDER is flying 6-time Mr. Olympia Dorian Yates in from England so that the fans can meet the man that made our cover and reshaped the sport of bodybuilding forever! MUSCLE INSIDER is both a media sponsor AND a title sponsor for this historic event! Yes, we'll be covering the show, having a booth to meet our fans and we'll also be center stage presenting the overall winner of the 202 and under class with the hardware! The Toronto Pro SuperShow will feature Canada's largest Fitness Expo, alongside bodybuilding, strongman, weightlifting, combative sports competitions, bikini contests and more! The date is Friday June 17th & Saturday 18th, 2011 and it's already shaping up to be the biggest event in Canadian bodybuilding history.

The Expo 
The show will showcase everything fitness -- from vendors, demonstrations, shows and seminars, world-class competitions and let's not leave out the MUSCLE INSIDER After Party which will take place on the first night (Friday night) of the event! But back the show... The show will be spread out over 70,000 square feet featuring everything related to health and fitness. Highlighting the show will be the very popular events of both Amateur OPA and Professional IFBB bodybuilding, fitness, figure and bikini competitions. Mix it together with strongman, weightlifting, boxing and armwrestling competitions! MUSCLE INSIDER will be with our distributor NUTRITION CLUB and occupy 80 feet of booth space (yes eighty!) and will give Canadian bodybuilding fans an experience they will never forget.

Admission To Expo Just $10

With only a $10 admission fee, the Fitness Expo will cater to fitness enthusiasts' every need with more than 100 booths related to fitness and bodybuilding. Nearly all of the sponsors of MUSCLE INSIDER will be sampling their fantastic products at this show because they value everything promoter's Ron Hache, Jim Morris and Trent Hinde are doing to make this incredible event history making. 

"Visitors will bear witness to active living, skill testing and self-motivation to the fullest, which will hopefully influence their own passion towards a more active lifestyle and positive environment," said Ron Hache, President, Ontario Physique Association. 

For The First time:

• Professional and amateur athletes will be competing side by side -- with competitors from the Ontario Physique Amateur bodybuilding, figure, fitness and bikini categories competing alongside IFBB pros!
• The IFBB Professional 202 (under 202 pounds) men's bodybuilding, fitness, and figure competitions, as well as women’s bodybuilding and bikini competitions will be stepping onto a Canadian stage.
• The show will host the first North American professional strongman competition where Canadian and World Champion Hugo Girard will have created a team to battle it out with the USA team. Canada vs. USA!
• Youth will be competing in arm wrestling, boxing, fitness, kickboxing and weight lifting alongside veterans of competition.

With so many celebrities under one roof, this Expo will be filled with excitement that's not to be missed. Tickets go on sale March 1st on the Toronto Pro SuperShow website at www.TorontoProSuperShow.com 

About The OPA

The Ontario Physique Association (OPA) is the province's governing body for bodybuilding, fitness and figure events. The OPA is the only organization in Ontario recognized nationally by the Canadian BodyBuilding Federation (CBBF) and internationally by the International Federation of Body Building and Fitness (IFBB). Every year, the OPA holds approximately 15 events throughout Ontario, making it the largest physique organization in the country both in terms of the number of competitions and competitors. MUSCLE INSIDER is a proud sponsor of every OPA event this year!

About The IFBB

The International Federation of Body Building and Fitness (IFBB) was founded in 1946 in Montreal by brothers Joe and Ben Weider, whose dream was to bring the sport to international prominence. Ben Weider served as IFBB President from 1946 to 2006, and passed away in 2008. The IFBB currently has 182 affiliated National Federations as members, and organizes more than 2,500 competitions from the regional to world levels each year. The organization is recognized by many world sporting organizations including the International Olympic Committee (IOC) and more than 90 National Olympic Committees. Competitors participate for medals in the Pan American Games, the European Games and the IOC Regional Games, among others.