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Old 09-15-2012, 02:06 PM   #301 (permalink)
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I had not seen this before. It's interesting how times have changed. I would be curious to see if the average individual is still interested in the muscular physique, or looks down upon it because of the drug abuse.
Also reminds me of a conversation I was having with a couple of my labmates. We were discussing sports, and she advised me not to do a whole lot of heavy lifting. I asked her why, and her response was "too much weightlifting like bodybuilders will make you look ugly with grotesque muscles and eventually you will move on to drugs".

My second labmate mentioned at this juncture that he lifts weights to help with his biking / triathlon (trains mainly squat and deadlifts), and she though that's just fine since it's not "bodybuilderish" and merely helps improve sports performance.

This just shows the general perception. The moment you say weight lifting or bodybuilding, they associate it with images of Cutler and steroids. Do the same thing and say its for sports, and everyone things its cool, plus sportsmen look awesome.

A bit of background about her to put things in perspective - she used to be an excellent swimmer pre-injury and won a silver in Turkish junior nationals, and during her competitive swimming days used to be put through an hour of weight training 4-5 days a week by her coach in order to get stronger for her sport. So she isn't exactly a stranger to training.

But mention the word "weight lifting" or "bodybuilding" and everyone assumes steroids, comic book physiques and go off in a tizzy.
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Old 09-15-2012, 07:46 PM   #302 (permalink)
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This just shows the general perception. The moment you say weight lifting or bodybuilding, they associate it with images of Cutler and steroids. Do the same thing and say its for sports, and everyone things its cool, plus sportsmen look awesome.
Reminds me of my sister a bit, in an indirect way. She is a marathoner. I always tried to get her to lift, but she won't because of what my legs looked like in college. They ballooned up pretty good and she found them to be disgusting. She won't touch a weight because of that single memory.

Well, I should say a real weight. She has pink 5lb dumbbells that she uses to strengthen her legs. Whatever that means.
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