Beauty vs. fitness
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Although there are lots of discussions about importance of weight training for every man and woman, but I notice indeed the most beautiful models (women models) don't do heavy exercises and they look pretty healthy, fit and fresh.
What do you think? Should we necessarily exercise to stay healthy and young?
What do you think? Should we necessarily exercise to stay healthy and young?
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Yes, the modeling industry, well known for its promotion of women's health and not at all for its reliance on Photoshop.0
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Although there are lots of discussions about importance of weight training for every man and woman, but I notice indeed the most beautiful models (women models) don't do heavy exercises and they look pretty healthy, fit and fresh.
What do you think? Should we necessarily exercise to stay healthy and young?
so you've gone from 'models dont lift' to 'do we need to do any exercise at all' riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiight! :noway:0 -
Looking healthy and being healthy are two seperate things.0
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I'm pretty sure most female models do work out and do put a lot of time and effort in - but they'll never look overtly muscular because of their exercise regimes and the fact they have to keep their weight low.
Also, you know, lighting, makeup, photoshop.... I've never seen a female model in real life bare faced, in normal daylight, to ascertain whether I felt she looked 'healthy'. How can you realistically tell anyway? Pretty sure medical school would take a lot less time to complete if it were possible to assess someone's health by just looking at a picture of them....0 -
What do you think? Should we necessarily exercise to stay healthy and young?
I don't think it's necessity but it definitely helps. There are plenty of people who never exercised and lived till 100, and felt good. Personally, I think the most important thing is healthy diet. Exercise helps a lot of your diet is not perfect.
There is huge difference though between looking healthy and fit and being healthy and fit.0 -
I bet they do exercise but its not structured. My grandmother is getting up there heading to 90. She isnt a gym member but she is always looking after her pigs, chickens, goats, sheep, and all her other animals.0
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I personally know a female glamour model who smokes and does zero exercise and she looks more fresh than most girls around.MeanderingMammal wrote: »
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I personally know a female glamour model who smokes and does zero exercise and she looks more fresh than most girls around.MeanderingMammal wrote: »
So an N=1 study?
I know several performers who do pole, silks, bodyweight work and running.
It all depends what you define as look good.0 -
I personally know a female glamour model who smokes and does zero exercise and she looks more fresh than most girls around.MeanderingMammal wrote: »
Her bones and lungs are gonna be a good show in 20 years.
(Smoking is common for models as a way to avoid eating.)0 -
As a photographer I have a little bit (granted not much) experience of the fashion industry. Successfull agency models are skinny. Skinny does not always mean healthy. There are European fashion houses that require their runway models to be size 0. Do you have any idea how small that is?
All successfull models work out, they simply have to in order to look good. most of them dont do weights because of the misconception that weights make you bulky and in the fashion industry bulky (on female models) is bad.
I know at least 1 model hat has started lifting and that has improved her as a model and as a dancer.0 -
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Whether you know a model that looks great that smoke/shoots heroine/eats babies/steal cars or doesn't exercise does not negate in any way that exercise is an important part of staying healthy and growing old well.
In all likelihood, if you are as plain as roadkill or me, exercise won't make you a model. I still do it.
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If you're an actress/celeb etc you'll have a personal trainer.
I reckon the vast majority of famous women lift to a greater or lesser extent.
You can't really tell a woman lifts unless you see them in the gym just after a workout. I look pretty muscular after a work out, at the moment I look fairly slim and normal.
Jennifer Anistion has rounded shoulders (I'm not sure what muscle it is) like female lifters.
Britney is on the cover of women's fitness this month.
Madonna has/has biceps.0 -
Trolls be trollin'
I once knew a guy that smoked 40 a day for 50 years and didn't get lung cancer, so clearly the two are totally unrelated.0 -
terricherry2 wrote: »Trolls be trollin'
I once knew a guy that smoked 40 a day for 50 years and didn't get lung cancer, so clearly the two are totally unrelated.
MFP trolls are vastly more entertaining than ones on any other site I've frequented. Even the spam autobots create better thread titles.
I'm totally going to stop running, because I could get the same results by smoking. Someone on the Internet said it, so it must be true.0 -
Looking like a glamour model is not my goal. I just want to be the best version of me possible. The best way for me to do that is to do heavy exercise and eat right so that's what I'm doing. My before pictures clearly show that doing the opposite did me no favors.0
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They could look like a dog thats been buried for three weeks then dug up, but could still be healthier than the daisy fresh looking model next to them.
However, I agree that the majority of people who work out do so to look better. I just don't think that people who look better are necessarily healthier (Kate Moss's use of prodigious amounts of cocaine are documented fact, at least in the UK).
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My goal isn't to look like a model... It's to look like a bad *kitten*!0
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Although there are lots of discussions about importance of weight training for every man and woman, but I notice indeed the most beautiful models (women models) don't do heavy exercises and they look pretty healthy, fit and fresh.
What do you think? Should we necessarily exercise to stay healthy and young?
how do you know said modes don't lift????0 -
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Everyone should exercise to stay healthy. No one can exercise to stay young. You will get old no matter what you do. I don't care if you're a model or a nerd.0
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I personally know a female glamour model who smokes and does zero exercise and she looks more fresh than most girls around.MeanderingMammal wrote: »
so you know one model out of how many thousands????0 -
Although there are lots of discussions about importance of weight training for every man and woman, but I notice indeed the most beautiful models (women models) don't do heavy exercises and they look pretty healthy, fit and fresh.
What do you think? Should we necessarily exercise to stay healthy and young?
I think this is a matter of opinion, and I don't agree, if indeed, they do not exercise, which I find difficult to believe is true for all of them.
I think exercise is very important to being healthy.
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Describing things as looking 'fresh' reminds me of baked goods. Not people.0
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They could look like a dog thats been buried for three weeks then dug up, but could still be healthier than the daisy fresh looking model next to them.
However, I agree that the majority of people who work out do so to look better. I just don't think that people who look better are necessarily healthier (Kate Moss's use of prodigious amounts of cocaine are documented fact, at least in the UK).
She lights up in front of a camera (no pun intended), but her lifestyle is shown in candid shots - lots of smoking and drugs have aged Kate Moss terribly. She does have that certain something, though. Camera adores her.
Aaaaanyway. Most models win the genetic lottery, and I'm sure not many of them are adverse to lacing up their sports shoes every now and then. As someone put it succinctly before me, there's a difference between looking healthy and actually being healthy.
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http://www.dailyhiit.com/hiit-blog/hiit-life/fitness/love-emily-skyefit/
Yep. Looking like they don't do anything heavy has nothing at all to do with photoshop.
But it's really the OPs opinion. Maybe he just doesn't find muscle definition attractive in a woman. Personally, I'd much rather have defined muscles and feel strong than eventually get osteoporosis and feel weak my whole life, but to each his own.0 -
Although there are lots of discussions about importance of weight training for every man and woman, but I notice indeed the most beautiful models (women models) don't do heavy exercises and they look pretty healthy, fit and fresh.
What do you think? Should we necessarily exercise to stay healthy and young?
Ashley Kaltwasser
Yeshaira Robles
Janet Layug
They definitely lift heavy, brah.
Already regretting Googling these beautiful girls. I may have just given myself a complex.
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I personally know a female glamour model who smokes and does zero exercise and she looks more fresh than most girls around.MeanderingMammal wrote: »
That may be...while she is young. But the years will (likely) not be kind if she stays on that road. You have to be somewhat genetically elite in order to look good and be healthy without exercise, beyond your mid-20s or so, especially if you end up in a minimally active job (like an office worker.) The average person doesn't get to skate through life looking good while lazing about like the people in Wall-E.0 -
I personally know a female glamour model who smokes and does zero exercise and she looks more fresh than most girls around.MeanderingMammal wrote: »
That may be...while she is young. But the years will (likely) not be kind if she stays on that road. You have to be somewhat genetically elite in order to look good and be healthy without exercise, beyond your mid-20s or so, especially if you end up in a minimally active job (like an office worker.) The average person doesn't get to skate through life looking good while lazing about like the people in Wall-E.
I think you're right, she is 27 at the moment. But you know, here lifestyle as a model makes her very stress free. Concerning personality, I can say she lives life of a 19 years old girl.
Indeed, you mentioned a very important thing here, after mid 20 or more exactly after 30 everything will change dramatically. This is something I personally felt.
It is something that most people under this age don't understand. They assume they will always remain the same.
But on top of that I think personality and and less negative attitude plays a far more important role than exercises. (There are many stupid, illiterate people out there who look very happy even at old age because they don't know what is stress!)0
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