I can think of no other sporting event where as much hard work is devoted to preparation for competitions as bodybuilding. Yes, bodybuilding is indeed a sport. The sport of bodybuilding is quite rigorous, as manifest by the amount of training necessary to develop a muscle-man or muscle-woman. It takes an enormous effort to develop a body that is suitable for exhibiting. The perfection of the body is the shared aim of developing men's as well as women's bodies, but the strategy needs to be different because of the differences in their anatomy and metabolic process. The feminine body just is not capable of developing the muscle mass that the male body can, at least not without the help of chemical substances. The routines and healthy diet of male bodybuilders create different results in women.
Their muscles will be well-defined, just without the bulk of their male counterparts. The objectives of bodybuilding for women have changed dramatically a few times over the history of the sport. Then came immense muscular development stimulated by using of anabolic steroids together with male growth hormones. Some of the female muscle builders became so huge and brawny that they looked like men. At present, the emphasis is now back to a more normal look for female bodybuilders. They perform a lot of weight exercise routines that offer them definition and muscularity, however they still keep their femininity.
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