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VooDoo Lady
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I prefer the "fitness" type of muscular myself - but I certainly admire the dedication and hard work it takes to achieve a super-muscular bod.
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new@gettinbig
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I would have to say stunning...being muscular is a difficult task so I admire the work women put into their bodies because I know what it is like to try and diet...train.....and rest to achieve those results..Very attractive for women...do not like thin and out of shape women..
FyreWomanGoddess
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I think a little muscle on a woman is sexy. I'm a woman. I prefer to have a little muscle, to be tone, lean, fit and trim.
SteelWeaver
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HOT, HOT, HOT! To have and to look at. But I prefer softer and curvier in my bed.
SteelWeaver
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KBgrl said:
**GASP** ........again.........
Mm hmm ... again.
And again, if you like.
I've been fascinated by muscular women since I was a child and saw a BB show on TV. I was probably less than 10 years old and didn't know a thing about bodybuilding. On myself, I prefer a light-muscled and cut fitness look like Susie Curry: http://www.jmpmanagement.com/new/index.htm
as opposed to some of the more heavily-muscled fitness girls like Adela Friedmansky: http://www.steelfitness.com/BETA/photogallery/2001olympia/fitness2piece/picturepage.asp?picnum=3
because I'm small-boned. Still, I love to look at any and all well-developed female (male too, of course
) physiques, be they fitness or bodybuilder. It's all art to me.
as opposed to some of the more heavily-muscled fitness girls like Adela Friedmansky: http://www.steelfitness.com/BETA/photogallery/2001olympia/fitness2piece/picturepage.asp?picnum=3
because I'm small-boned. Still, I love to look at any and all well-developed female (male too, of course
) physiques, be they fitness or bodybuilder. It's all art to me.
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Sassy69
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I'd say stunning. Its not that I"m really that tall - only 5'7", but I have spent my whole life being a beefy Swede. My mom always said I was a "big girl" - what the hell did that mean?? SAY IT MOM SAY IT ! I"M FATTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT.
OK, but after having gone to Lifters' Anonymous for the last several years, I have come to be very motivated by people like Rachel McLish and some of the first bb's and fitness girls. They made it OK & definitely a beautiful, strong, powerful, positive thing to be a "big girl". Now I revel in my bigness. I just wish the guys around me weren't such a bunch of little munchkins!
As far as the very masculine looking women - that is their choice to pursue virilization & size to that level -- call it use or abuse - I would prefer less, but it is still something that catches your eye.
But I don't consider "super models" beautiful -- they are these little stick people. Muscle is something that is part genetic, part hard work & dedication and part construction of the temple that we call the human body. Ya gotta love it!
OK, but after having gone to Lifters' Anonymous for the last several years, I have come to be very motivated by people like Rachel McLish and some of the first bb's and fitness girls. They made it OK & definitely a beautiful, strong, powerful, positive thing to be a "big girl". Now I revel in my bigness. I just wish the guys around me weren't such a bunch of little munchkins!
As far as the very masculine looking women - that is their choice to pursue virilization & size to that level -- call it use or abuse - I would prefer less, but it is still something that catches your eye.
But I don't consider "super models" beautiful -- they are these little stick people. Muscle is something that is part genetic, part hard work & dedication and part construction of the temple that we call the human body. Ya gotta love it!
FitFossil said:
Sounds like me. I used to watch BB on TV as well and my dad still reminds me to this day of how I used to sit there watching, telling him how I wanted to be a BB when I grew up!
And I prefer the look Susie Curry has as well. I think one of my favorite fitness model physiques is Amy Fadhli.
KBgrl said:
oh...monica told me to tell u that shes too "good" for u ....go find another blonde....
**Warlobo it is 3am on a Fri night...and KB is out of control**
Monica said what? That little @#$!
Another blonde hmmmmm? Actually I do have one in mind. Want to guess who?
I like muscle. I don't like muscular as in a "female lookin' arnold swarzenagger", but I don't want just a "little toned" either. I want a happy medium.
Muscles are beauuuuutiful. It takes hard work to have a good bod, and any woman that takes the time to do that cares about her body.
Muscles are beauuuuutiful. It takes hard work to have a good bod, and any woman that takes the time to do that cares about her body.
muscleflexin
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Love Shapely Muscle!! Never
to big if proportion is kept! MMMM mmmm Good!
to big if proportion is kept! MMMM mmmm Good!
Cracker Jax
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A lean, hard, strong woman is the sexiest and gets me all the time. I love to see well defined muscles on a woman. You can keep your tooth pick skinny look flat muscled look. Gimme a chick with a healthy appetite and who hangs out in a squat rack. 
woollis2 said:
That's what makes a woman attractive to me-it shows that she doesn't only have drive, dedication, and tenaciousness (A 'fire in her soul' so-to-speak) but a self-confidence and independence that bodybuilding further intensifies.
OK I'm a guy also, I like the fact that it makes her look HOOOOOOOOT too!
I don't think there is anything sexier than a 'strong', yet feminine woman......I have to say I pretty much like any muscle on a women. From the athletic hint that most women seem to think is the way to go to the pro bodybuilder type. If the muscle is defined and has good shape then I am happy regardless of the size. And I have heaps of respect for the women who are willing to bust a gut to get the body that they want. That said the women who use AS like it is water I worry about. I still respect them for the hard work, I just find it sad that they do that because they feel they have to not because they want to.
Mdguy said:
That's what makes a woman attractive to me-it shows that she doesn't only have drive, dedication, and tenaciousness (A 'fire in her soul' so-to-speak) but a self-confidence and independence that bodybuilding further intensifies.
OK I'm a guy also, I like the fact that it makes her look HOOOOOOOOT too!
Nice! Where have you been all my life?
NPCMONSTER
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more muscle the better.
VeggieLifterChick
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Its interesting that I came across this thread just now. I just had a big fight with my boyfriend over weight training and getting muscular. I love the way fitness competitors like Monica Brant and Mandy Blank and Shannon Meteraud look, and I showed him some pics. He got very upset and said that my interest in getting more muscular is "creepy" and "masculine." He prefers the soft skinnyfat look....
VeggieLifterChick
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yeah but not really with weights. he's in the army so he does pushups and pullups and crunches and runs.
Gladiola
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VL Chick, you are not alone!
Did you see this thread?:
http://boards.elitefitness.com/forum/showthread.php?s=&threadid=105286
The fitness look is definitely not the 'norm' as a standard of female beauty.
I've never said I was normal though!
But it gets difficult when it's a strain on your relationship & especially difficult if you are alone (no other lifter chick friends nearby). So far my boyfriend is cool so long as I don' t flex in his face & don't talk about it too much. But I've made it very clear that a muscular Gladi is a happy Gladi!
Did you see this thread?:
http://boards.elitefitness.com/forum/showthread.php?s=&threadid=105286
The fitness look is definitely not the 'norm' as a standard of female beauty.
I've never said I was normal though!
But it gets difficult when it's a strain on your relationship & especially difficult if you are alone (no other lifter chick friends nearby). So far my boyfriend is cool so long as I don' t flex in his face & don't talk about it too much. But I've made it very clear that a muscular Gladi is a happy Gladi!
Gladiola said:VL Chick, you are not alone!
Did you see this thread?:
http://boards.elitefitness.com/forum/showthread.php?s=&threadid=105286
The fitness look is definitely not the 'norm' as a standard of female beauty.
I've never said I was normal though!
But it gets difficult when it's a strain on your relationship & especially difficult if you are alone (no other lifter chick friends nearby). So far my boyfriend is cool so long as I don' t flex in his face & don't talk about it too much. But I've made it very clear that a muscular Gladi is a happy Gladi!
I've found that a lot of people who aren't into the lifestyle find the obsessing that goes with it over food, sleep, working out, weighing, carbs, fats, bf%, waking up early, picking restaurants, etc, can be a real pain in the ass. But I've never had anyone complain about the way I look. Friends are always complimenting me, and and I catch guys checking me out. I guess for a lot of people they love the results, but you have to not obsess over the process in front of them. They either aren't interested, or feel guilty that they aren't doing the same thing. I don't talk about how I get results any more unless people ask. Then they can't shut me up.
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Gladiola
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wyst said:
That is so me! He he...
& being a Group Exercise Instructor, I am asked questions all the time -particularly since I'm one of the FEW instructors who spreads those truths such as 'toning doesn't exist' & 'you're not doing strength training here.. this is muscular endurance training' - but at least I've started fore-warning people that they are going to have a hard time shutting me up once I get going!
VeggieLifterChick
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Gladiola,
thanks for that great link. its good to know that I'm not the only person feelin the backlash.
Wyst,
I agree that if you talk about weights and bf% etc all the time people get annoyed and bored...but that's not the issue with my boyfriend. He might be intimidated by my knowledge of it and my dedication to it, but the main issue is definitely over his image ideals clashing with mine. This really sucks.
thanks for that great link. its good to know that I'm not the only person feelin the backlash.
Wyst,
I agree that if you talk about weights and bf% etc all the time people get annoyed and bored...but that's not the issue with my boyfriend. He might be intimidated by my knowledge of it and my dedication to it, but the main issue is definitely over his image ideals clashing with mine. This really sucks.
girls with muscle
I think girls with muscle look awesome. Not only the look, but what it takes to get that way deserves a lot of respect and admiration. Personally, I like the fitness type of look, like Timea Majorova, Monica Brant, Susie Currie, Jenny Worth, etc. But overall, girls with muscle just rock!! Definitly stunning in my opinion!
I think girls with muscle look awesome. Not only the look, but what it takes to get that way deserves a lot of respect and admiration. Personally, I like the fitness type of look, like Timea Majorova, Monica Brant, Susie Currie, Jenny Worth, etc. But overall, girls with muscle just rock!! Definitly stunning in my opinion!
NubianBeauty
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