Mr. Kampala’s Muscles and Child Grooming

Body building is one of the world’s favorite sports. It involves controlling and develping one’s muscles to become thicker and shapely. It’s done overtime by having workouts mainly lifting heavy metals. Having a body workout is very important for health reasons. Through dehydration, fat loss, body oiling and tanning muscles are some of the ways the muscles are made to appear more muscularly defined and different.

The 13 th edition of Mr. Kampala, a Uganda Body Building and Fitness Association contest is an annual event that was won by Ben Lukwago. With different categories different bodybuilders cameout as winners as well. These were: Middle weight – Ben Lukwago, Bantam weight – Robert Ssenyonjo, Welter weight – Ali Katamba, Light heavy weight – Robert Yiga, Light weight – Samuel Kalema, Heavy weight – Douglas Ssebugwawo.

The crowned Mr. Kampala, Ben Lukwago poses with his plaques

One of the prominent and a former winner of the previous edition of Mr. Kampala and Mr. Uganda, Ivan Byekwaso never contested this time round to create room for other contestants.

Former Mr. Kampala Ivan Byekwaso (in white) is dared by his daughter at the event

Something that amuses me about this kind of event is the way these “musclemen” show their forceful smiles which are sometimes good enough to scare you off.

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I am a Ugandan based photographer of the urban wave. I like and love what i am. Besides photography, i like tea 'black tea', pumpkin and garlic but i would miss beans if i travelled to a foreign land. I am a photo enthusiast with a 'visual gun' the camera. I use the Nikons and Fuji's. Photography is my biggest passions but having a combination of skills coupled with some experience in photography is my treasure. I photograph what i see, feel and like; i am enthusiastic and devoted towards the prospect of sharing skills and experience with others to achieve goals. I photograph several genres which include: art photography, humanitarian, nature and environment, landscapes, portraiture, travel, arts and entertainment, and abstract. Although i use many tools, the favorable ones include the nikons (d5000/3000/90/70), fujifilmfinepix hs10/11, minolta x300s of the film wave. View all posts by MenyaFotografy

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I can’t for one second understand why this transformation of bodies should be attractive. It looks really ugly, like artificial plastic bodies. And then the grin on the top…

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