Ep7. Talking Bodybuilding in New Zealand with Georgia Patching and Logan Hopa
THE STROMCAST DOWNUNDER Ep.7
Thomas sits down with Georgia Patching (2x IFBB Figure Champion, Coach, and Strom Athlete) and Logan Hopa to discuss Bodybuilding and their perspectives as individual athletes, as well as the differences they see between male and female prep, the categories, and the shows themselves, why they got into bodybuilding initially and why they keep going with the sport, including their observations and things they've learned through their experiences.
Disclaimer: this episode discusses significant trauma, both physical and mental.
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