About Bodybuilding Stats

The ultimate platform for bodybuilding statistics and analytics

Our mission

Bodybuilding Stats is dedicated to providing a comprehensive, data-driven platform for the global bodybuilding community. We combine modern data visualization with rigorous analytical metrics to enable deeper insights into athlete performance, competition dynamics, and industry trends.

Our vision

We aim to become the gold standard for bodybuilding analytics — a central hub athletes, fans, analysts, and organizations can rely on to make data-driven decisions and deepen their passion for the sport.

Key features

Comprehensive athlete profiles

Detailed information for each athlete including career progression and statistics

Event analytics

Complete results, scorecards, and competition metrics

Comparison tool

Compare up to 4 athletes side by side with radar-style charts

Real-time metrics

Elo ratings, momentum, win rates, and more advanced KPIs

Dark/Light mode

Comfortable viewing experience in any environment

Responsive design

Optimized for desktop, tablet, and mobile

Metrics explained

Elo rating

Metric

A dynamic rating system based on competition placings. Higher values indicate stronger and more consistent performance.

Win rate

Metric

Percentage of competitions where the athlete achieved first place.

Consistency index

Metric

Measures variance in placings. Higher values indicate more consistent results.

Frequently asked questions

Where does the data come from?

We currently use data from Wikipedia & bodybuilding forums/magazines for the MVP phase. In the future, we will integrate official contest data from established organizations.

How often is the data updated?

Once real data is integrated, updates will happen shortly after competitions conclude. The current MVP shows snapshot data.

Can I add my own data?

Not in the MVP phase. An admin panel for data entry is a planned future feature.

Is the platform free?

Yes, Bodybuilding Stats is free to access for all users.

Data Sources & Image Rights

Image Sources

All athlete images on this website are sourced from Wikipedia Commons (Wikimedia Foundation).

Licenses: Creative Commons (CC BY-SA, CC BY, CC0), Public Domain

Source references and copyright notices are displayed directly with the respective images. More information: commons.wikimedia.org

Data Sources

Competition and athlete data is sourced from publicly available information:

Wikipedia (athlete biographies, competition results)
Bodybuilding forums and community databases
Trade magazines and press releases
Official federation information (IFBB, NPC, etc.)

All data is carefully verified, however we cannot guarantee absolute completeness and accuracy. If you notice errors or missing information, please contact us.

Developed by

Semjon Stocker & Pascal Huter