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As you can see,
this teen shows all muscle groups, but is not "cut" in the
bodybuilding sense. His "six pack" is visible though and
chest and shoulders are also balanced. Er nice dog too! |
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As you can see,
this second, slightly more toned teen also shows all muscle groups.
His "six pack" is visible though, as is his serratus
anterior (just below the pecs). His chest and shoulders are also
balanced. His arms also show marked vascularity. The pic has had to
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This 20s guy is
a dancer as you can see and has had some body decoration. In the
field of bodybuilding, that is a negative factor, and has the
disadvantage of permanence too! Think carefully before you do it! |
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John is
somewhat heavier in build. His abs are well marked as are his
obliques. The latter are responsible for a thicker waist in the older bodybuilder.
It is worth
noting here again that muscle does NOT turn to fat! Keeping to the
same diet as when training DOES lead to weight gain if you are less active. |
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A Dutch
Bodybuilder clearly shows how the fat ratio is lower, allowing muscle
"cuts" to appear, plus vascularity. The strands of his
deltoids are visible in this shot. |
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An anonymous
bodybuilder shows how the physique is presented in the sport - shaved
or waxed body hair to show muscle "cuts" better. Most
competitions are in pose suits, but some are now in a fully natural
style, allowing for the fake tan often used! It has been suggested
that all competitions should be in the natural state. This would all
too clearly show those who have used artificial steroid supplements.
This guy clearly has not! |
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This 20's guy
has a superb physique, much enhanced by having a smooth body. He is
not over large in build and has not neglected any muscle groups. |
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