The Schedule for the IFBB World Championships has been set for 2016. From November through December, the IFBB will celebrate 3 World Championships:
World Men’s Championships and Annual Congress, Benidorm (Spain), November 3rd – 7th
The World Championships schedule starts with the World Men’s Championships and Annual Congress.
World Fitness Championships, Poland, November 11st – 13rd
Just a week before, the 2016 World Fitness Championships will take place in Poland, showing the growth of women's presence in our sport. The Championships will take place from November 11st – 13th.
World Junior and Master Championships, Santo Domingo (Dominican Republic), December 2nd – 5th
One of the lasts events of the year will be the World Junior and Master Championships. They will be held on December 2nd – 5th in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, as a proof of the growth of Bodybuilding in the Caribbean area. We will publish more information and Inspection Reports of all championships very soon at www.ifbb.com
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