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 July 21st, 2006, 04:13 PM | |||
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| As members may know, I am running an online petition calling for the introduction of natural bodybuilding at the 2012 London Olympics and I thought I would update members on the progress of this petiton. I started the petition shortly after London was announced as the host of the 2012 Olympics and have garnered 25 signatures in that time. I have printed them off and will post them to the London Organising Commitee with a covering letter and let you know what response (if any I get). But I am not stopping there, in November 2007 the host city of the 2014 Commonwealth Games will be announced. The cities running for that position are:
Starting November this year, I will be e-mailing the three bid committees asking if they would consider the introduction of the sport into their Commonwealth Games bid. If you would like to contribute to the existing petition, please visit www.petitionsport.com and search for Natural Bodybuilding in the Olympics __________________ The stronger they are, the more muscled they are     |
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