Fitness Modeling in training help

^^^yes hire a coach if this is what you really want to do.

Go to a gym where other fitness models workout, attend physique shows and work on building a following on Instagram and other social media.

Knowing a single fitness model doesn't give you much perspective into the actual lifestyle surrounding the bodybuilding industry. Hire a coach, attend bodybuilding competitions, attend fitness expos, and start trying to sell yourself. If you really want to make it as a model in the industry NEVER do any type of demo, photo, or promotion of products/services/etc. for free.

My suggestion, honestly, is to work on your communication skills.

If you want to represent something, it helps to be able to understand the audience and their expectations.

You have come into a forum full of people that might be able to offer great information, and you provide almost no information, and your single response is not helpful at all.

Starting from ground zero? definitely begin by attending fitness competitions every chance you get so you can make a more informed decision... IF you don't have an Athletic background... physical and emotional discipline will be your biggest obstacle to overcome... Athletes by their very nature crave the confidence that comes with overcoming their physical and psychological pain thresholds... IF you have authority issues a coach may not help... look for mentors and begin studying diet, nutrition, and exercise...and be patient... if you think you can hit the gym and be competitive within a year... YOU are kidding yourself... anything worth having takes time... an enormous amount of time... SO.. have a long hard look in the mirror and understand... this is at least a 5 year journey... and at 21... 5 years represents approximately 25% of the time you have spent on earth... 1/4 of your life...

From a practical standpoint you will want to visit a College or University with a Kinesiology department so you can set up a full blown fitness assessment to determine your body composition... then... decide what your nutrition needs are... talk to a doctor to determine whether you have any food sensitivities...

THEN be prepared to spend a ton of $$$ on food and a trainer

Isn't a fitness model different from a fitness competitor? A lot of competitors also do modeling but to be a fitness model you just have to look the part of whatever you're advertising. If you look at running ads or Lululemon ads (not that I spend Saturday nights doing this) they don't necessarily have to be runners or yogis. It's modeling: blessed genetics, a little upkeep, and industry connections.

It sounds like there is a fire burning inside of you, which is great, so all the best to you! Maybe figure out the social media angle since that seems like the efficient and cost-effective way to get noticed nowadays.