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You wouldn't want to come first with any of them would you !:PDT_Xtremez_26:

There could be very painful consequences :PDT_Xtremez_42:
 
With all those steroids, who knows what you might get...............?:PDT_Xtremez_41:
 
No definately not wrong. Impressive in my opinion.

And yes, although people will make comments on the girls taking steroids, it should still be taken into account that to achieve the above look requires strict diet and a level of dedication I could only dream of, regardless of whether they use or not.

The above pics are of them during competition where although they look their absolute muscular peak they are usually at their weakest, having restricted diet and fluid intake massively. Then having a massive sugar/alcohol dose just before going on stage to enhance vaso-dilation.

Bear in mind that with an increase of 10% bodyfat the lady bodybuilders will look pretty similar to the girls in the bottom photo. The competition look is a difficult one to maintain 365 days a year and so they return to what society deems to be a more "normal" look quite easily.

For anyone interested take a look at the below link. I believe she is the picture of perfection, maintaining a feminine look with fantastic muscle definition.

But hey ho, thats just my opinion.

http://www.kiwifigure.com/8.html
 
Just imagine the kicking you would get when you don't do the washing up!!

And there would be NO "I would do her" you wouldn't get a choice, she would do you!
 
Get those thighs wrapped around your neck, and you'd never be able to come up for air.............
 
Sniffer said:
No definately not wrong. Impressive in my opinion.

The competition look is a difficult one to maintain 365 days a year and so they return to what society deems to be a more "normal" look quite easily.

For anyone interested take a look at the below link. I believe she is the picture of perfection, maintaining a feminine look with fantastic muscle definition.
http://www.kiwifigure.com/8.html
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Can`t agree more sniffer. I`ve competed many times myself and seen some of the honeys up close. They tend to be fine in natural federations like the NPA, however there are some borderline Fatimas in the upper pro ranks.
The link chick is something akin to a goddess - fair play.
 
Sniffer said:
No definately not wrong. Impressive in my opinion.

And yes, although people will make comments on the girls taking steroids, it should still be taken into account that to achieve the above look requires strict diet and a level of dedication I could only dream of, regardless of whether they use or not.

The above pics are of them during competition where although they look their absolute muscular peak they are usually at their weakest, having restricted diet and fluid intake massively. Then having a massive sugar/alcohol dose just before going on stage to enhance vaso-dilation.

Bear in mind that with an increase of 10% bodyfat the lady bodybuilders will look pretty similar to the girls in the bottom photo. The competition look is a difficult one to maintain 365 days a year and so they return to what society deems to be a more "normal" look quite easily.

For anyone interested take a look at the below link. I believe she is the picture of perfection, maintaining a feminine look with fantastic muscle definition.

But hey ho, thats just my opinion.

http://www.kiwifigure.com/8.html
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I am inclined to agree with you. I do respect the ladies who manage to keep themselves in such good shape, no such chance for me, I'm just happy that I can do what I can and that I am in size 10-12 jeans again 4 months after giving birth.

I can see why some blokes don't like it, I don't ike blokes like that, and some would feel intimidated,
 
Sure I can definately see why some men/women don't like it. But if everyone liked the same thing, the world would be a bloody boring place. I think the lady in the link, Trudy Wood looks a whole lot healthier than some of the women held up as role models in the press, for young girls/women: Eg. Victoria Beckam, Paris Hilton, etc etc.

Natural or assisted, Male or female, it's bloody impressive. Especially considering those that compete usually hold down full time jobs aswell.
 
I wouldn't say wrong exactly but definition like that isn't my personal choice, don't like it on men either, I like a man to be cuddly and not so angular I'd cut myself.

Women should be feminine, toned and curves yes, but more muscular than some men, no.

However saying that, a girl I worked with a few years ago, did body building competitions. When Wendy was in her uniform she didn't look that muscular, had a tiny little waist and hips, it was her upper body which just seemed broader. She showed me some competition photos and she looked so different, 'd never have recognised her in them. The determiation and the time and effort she put into getting ready for the competitons and the ambition she had was astounding. It wasn't just the strict diet or the time in the gym, it was everything. The attention to personal detail, having to apply the bronze body colour weeks in advance.

She wasn't particulary strong either. She'd injured her knee badly and her back was knackered and I thought that would effect her performance but as she said it wasn't about strength it was all about size and definition. The idea was to build the muscles into extraordinary proportions.

So while I can respect and admire the determination they show in gaining this look it's not one which really could be deemed sexy or appealing, on either sex.



Edited to add, yay I found a link to my mate http://www.bodybuilderfemales.com/wendy-mccready.htm
 
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This is just so wrong. They look like characters from startrek..............!

Give me an earth woman anyday.:PDT_Xtremez_30:
 
Lights said:
I am in size 10-12 jeans again 4 months after giving birth.
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Let me know how you did it, I'm sure loads of blokes would be greatful if those secrets were published. :PDT_Xtremez_28:
 
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