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The chick that does yoga in the sauna room is also "building a body" so guess she is a BBer too.......![]()
:footmouth: i got out of arguments there
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The chick that does yoga in the sauna room is also "building a body" so guess she is a BBer too.......![]()
I agree 100%.
Anyway tim290280, some of us body build religiously, but will never be able to compete on stage because we weren't born with great genetics. I would love to compete, but I don't have super wide shoulders and a small waist (I'm like Gunter with out the wide shoulders).
I think a lot of it has to do with the attitude too. Back in the Golden Era of bodybuilding, even before that, bodybuilders were people that you can look up to. They were positive, hard working, down the earth, manly mans. That's what it's all about for me, I think you learn a lot in the gym and it makes you a better person too. Bill Pearl is a prime example of this. But that's my opinion though.
See this post:Johnny5 said:I agree 100%.
Anyway tim290280, some of us body build religiously, but will never be able to compete on stage because we weren't born with great genetics. I would love to compete, but I don't have super wide shoulders and a small waist (I'm like Gunter with out the wide shoulders).
I think a lot of it has to do with the attitude too. Back in the Golden Era of bodybuilding, even before that, bodybuilders were people that you can look up to. They were positive, hard working, down the earth, manly mans. That's what it's all about for me, I think you learn a lot in the gym and it makes you a better person too. Bill Pearl is a prime example of this. But that's my opinion though.
I have been to a lot of smaller shows that almost all of them don't have amazing genetics. If you really wanted to compete then you would compete no matter what placing you think you might get.


If i play basketball in my drive way I don't call myself a basketball player. And I never here anyone ever say I am a competitive basketball player compared to just a regular basketball player.
What do you call someone who used to compete?


Does that mean that Max is called a bodybuilder because he competes and someone like Lee Priest isn't? Or if Turk decides to do a show next year and the show is cancelled or he pulls out at the last minute, it means that this year he was a bodybuilder, but next year he isn't?
Does that mean that Max is called a bodybuilder because he competes and someone like Lee Priest isn't? Or if Turk decides to do a show next year and the show is cancelled or he pulls out at the last minute, it means that this year he was a bodybuilder, but next year he isn't?
Maybe Tim and Pain must then come up with another name for the guys who don't compete.
What do they do? Bodysculpting? Bodyshaping? Weight training? Going to gym? Weights?
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