Re: Preparing for a Fitness show - does anyone have

[Guest guest]

Is it just me? While I love to see how fit those women look, and I

must admire their dedication to achieve such results, that whole

bodybuilder " uniform " with the fake nails and fake deep tans and the

glued-on costumes just does not look attractive to me. The " figure "

models who look less extreme (and still have breasts!) look much more

healthy and normal. Just my opinion, though!

> > >

> > > My city will be doing a fitness show sometime in November and I'd

> > like

> > > to see if I can become fit enough to do it.

> > >

> > > I'll be having an operation in about 3 weeks' time that may take

> > about

> > > a month to fully recover.

> > >

> > > I'm at 18% BF at the moment.

> > >

> > > My first question is, do you think that one can enter a competition

> > > without having a trainer? Money is really tight at the moment (and

> > will

> > > continue to be unless I win the lottery).

> > >

> > > My second question is, I will probably be working about 40-50 hours

> > a

> > > week and have kids (late teens) - can a person do this on BFL alone

> > or

> > > would they need to do workouts for longer periods of time? if so,

> > how

> > > much, generally?

> > >

> > > thanks for any insight.

>

[Guest guest]

Oh gawd, I love this " High heel shoes.... Avoid " hooker " shoes (the

NPC doesn't like them). " from the contest prep site.

Do they really think " regular " people wear lucite shoes?

> > Is it just me? While I love to see how fit those women look, and I

> > must admire their dedication to achieve such results, that whole

> > bodybuilder " uniform " with the fake nails and fake deep tans and the

> > glued-on costumes just does not look attractive to me. The " figure "

> > models who look less extreme (and still have breasts!) look much more

> > healthy and normal. Just my opinion, though!

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