females lifting heavy get bigger -_-
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I think that comparision picture... the woman on the left well I think she used some substances, I don't think women have enough testosterone for that to happen.0
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Need2Exerc1se wrote: »Read this, and show it to your family:
http://www.buzzfeed.com/sallytamarkin/am-i-right-ladies
Shamelessly stolen from this thread ( http://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/discussion/comment/33111158#Comment_33111158 ):
Both require dedication ... the left also requires significant supplementation.
Pretty sure the pic on the right required some surgery. Not that there's anything wrong with surgery if that's what you want.
Then why point it out? This thread isn't about whether lifting gets you big boobs or not -.-0 -
PikaKnight wrote: »Need2Exerc1se wrote: »Read this, and show it to your family:
http://www.buzzfeed.com/sallytamarkin/am-i-right-ladies
Shamelessly stolen from this thread ( http://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/discussion/comment/33111158#Comment_33111158 ):
Both require dedication ... the left also requires significant supplementation.
Pretty sure the pic on the right required some surgery. Not that there's anything wrong with surgery if that's what you want.
Then why point it out? This thread isn't about whether lifting gets you big boobs or not -.-
Just saying lifting alone is unlikely to get you that body.0 -
Katzedernacht wrote: »I think that comparision picture... the woman on the left well I think she used some substances, I don't think women have enough testosterone for that to happen.
Women cannot create enough testosterone to look like left photo.
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However ill or well intended your family may be, they dont seem qualified through experience to offer advice on weightlifting.
Your bones and Shoulder width etc is not going to change whether you lift or not.
From a lady who lifts and lifts heavy, lifting is not and has not made me bulky. Eating poorly made me bulky. Lifting has firmed everything up so as the fat drops from healthy eating I look firmer. Firm is good.
If it were that easy to bulk up from weight lifting there would be no market for steroids.0 -
Need2Exerc1se wrote: »PikaKnight wrote: »Need2Exerc1se wrote: »Read this, and show it to your family:
http://www.buzzfeed.com/sallytamarkin/am-i-right-ladies
Shamelessly stolen from this thread ( http://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/discussion/comment/33111158#Comment_33111158 ):
Both require dedication ... the left also requires significant supplementation.
Pretty sure the pic on the right required some surgery. Not that there's anything wrong with surgery if that's what you want.
Then why point it out? This thread isn't about whether lifting gets you big boobs or not -.-
Just saying lifting alone is unlikely to get you that body.
That had nothing to do with the topic or OP's concerns. Maybe stop focusing so much on what you think can't be achieved or trying to point out things on other people's bodies when the topic doesn't pertain to it.
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PikaKnight wrote: »Need2Exerc1se wrote: »PikaKnight wrote: »Need2Exerc1se wrote: »Read this, and show it to your family:
http://www.buzzfeed.com/sallytamarkin/am-i-right-ladies
Shamelessly stolen from this thread ( http://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/discussion/comment/33111158#Comment_33111158 ):
Both require dedication ... the left also requires significant supplementation.
Pretty sure the pic on the right required some surgery. Not that there's anything wrong with surgery if that's what you want.
Then why point it out? This thread isn't about whether lifting gets you big boobs or not -.-
Just saying lifting alone is unlikely to get you that body.
That had nothing to do with the topic or OP's concerns. Maybe stop focusing so much on what you think can't be achieved or trying to point out flaws in other people's bodies when the topic doesn't pertain to it.
Flaws in other people's bodies?? WTH? Sorry, I'm not in the mood to bicker so have a great day.0 -
Need2Exerc1se wrote: »PikaKnight wrote: »Need2Exerc1se wrote: »PikaKnight wrote: »Need2Exerc1se wrote: »Read this, and show it to your family:
http://www.buzzfeed.com/sallytamarkin/am-i-right-ladies
Shamelessly stolen from this thread ( http://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/discussion/comment/33111158#Comment_33111158 ):
Both require dedication ... the left also requires significant supplementation.
Pretty sure the pic on the right required some surgery. Not that there's anything wrong with surgery if that's what you want.
Then why point it out? This thread isn't about whether lifting gets you big boobs or not -.-
Just saying lifting alone is unlikely to get you that body.
That had nothing to do with the topic or OP's concerns. Maybe stop focusing so much on what you think can't be achieved or trying to point out flaws in other people's bodies when the topic doesn't pertain to it.
Flaws in other people's bodies?? WTH? Sorry, I'm not in the mood to bicker so have a great day.
My apologies, I worded that wrong. I corrected it above, but it still doesn't change you decided to nitpick a person's figure in a way that had nothing to do with the topic. The pictures weren't put on this thread to deem whether you could have big breasts or not from lifting. It was about the reality that the OP wouldn't get "bulky" as her family keep trying to convince her.0 -
Need2Exerc1se wrote: »PikaKnight wrote: »Need2Exerc1se wrote: »PikaKnight wrote: »Need2Exerc1se wrote: »Read this, and show it to your family:
http://www.buzzfeed.com/sallytamarkin/am-i-right-ladies
Shamelessly stolen from this thread ( http://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/discussion/comment/33111158#Comment_33111158 ):
Both require dedication ... the left also requires significant supplementation.
Pretty sure the pic on the right required some surgery. Not that there's anything wrong with surgery if that's what you want.
Then why point it out? This thread isn't about whether lifting gets you big boobs or not -.-
Just saying lifting alone is unlikely to get you that body.
That had nothing to do with the topic or OP's concerns. Maybe stop focusing so much on what you think can't be achieved or trying to point out flaws in other people's bodies when the topic doesn't pertain to it.
Flaws in other people's bodies?? WTH? Sorry, I'm not in the mood to bicker so have a great day.
The flaw you pointed out is the fake breasts. WHY I still don't know?
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Men and women don't produce enough enough HGH or insulin in the right timing to look like the photo on the left.yopeeps025 wrote: »Katzedernacht wrote: »I think that comparision picture... the woman on the left well I think she used some substances, I don't think women have enough testosterone for that to happen.
Women cannot create enough testosterone to look like left photo.
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FeelsLikeAwesome wrote: »If it were that easy to bulk up from weight lifting there would be no market for steroids.
Next time my mother says something I'm using this
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Based on your profile pic I think your body looks very feminine...it looks fabulous!0
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noclady1995 wrote: »Based on your profile pic I think your body looks very feminine...it looks fabulous!
Thank you! I'm hoping to get back to that. Thats what I looked like while doing iifym and lifting heavy about a year and a half ago. Now my tummy has some extra bulk. GO FIGURE! lol0 -
Women who eat heavy cakes get bigger but we don't see any women avoiding cake like the plague like weights...smh0
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upgradeddiddy wrote: »Women who eat heavy cakes get bigger but we don't see any women avoiding cake like the plague like weights...smh
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I am only 5'2" and will never be smaller than a size 8. Why I have broad shoulder and a butt and big thighs. I weigh in at 172 right now and no one believes me. I lift weights, I am 49 and don't want saggy butt, so lots of legs.
Body weight exercises will give you strength, will build muscle, etc. Just like lifting weights will build muscle. I lift heavy for me. I am not any bigger from that, but I am strong and I can take care of me and my butt doesn't sag
Do what you like and don't worry about what any one else has to say!!!!
as for family mine say things like "are you going to eat that?" "you look like a sway back horse", etc. At this point in my life I am numb to it. I eat healthy and try to keep the weight down to protect my joints and I feel better from it. I love to workout, I love to lift, etc.
Don't let others drag you down!0 -
upgradeddiddy wrote: »Women who eat heavy cakes get bigger but we don't see any women avoiding cake like the plague like weights...smh
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upgradeddiddy wrote: »Women who eat heavy cakes get bigger but we don't see any women avoiding cake like the plague like weights...smh
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fannyfrost wrote: »I am only 5'2" and will never be smaller than a size 8. Why I have broad shoulder and a butt and big thighs. I weigh in at 172 right now and no one believes me. I lift weights, I am 49 and don't want saggy butt, so lots of legs.
Body weight exercises will give you strength, will build muscle, etc. Just like lifting weights will build muscle. I lift heavy for me. I am not any bigger from that, but I am strong and I can take care of me and my butt doesn't sag
Do what you like and don't worry about what any one else has to say!!!!
as for family mine say things like "are you going to eat that?" "you look like a sway back horse", etc. At this point in my life I am numb to it. I eat healthy and try to keep the weight down to protect my joints and I feel better from it. I love to workout, I love to lift, etc.
Don't let others drag you down!
Damn you go girl! I love hearing people's weights and how they are happy with themselves. The number on my scale makes me angry, I hope to be like you one day. Thanks for the inspiration
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upgradeddiddy wrote: »Women who eat heavy cakes get bigger but we don't see any women avoiding cake like the plague like weights...smh Haha I love this and you're so right! It was much easier for me to eat heavy cakes than when I lifted heavy weights though, so that may be part of the issue. Plus, there aren't usually a ton of half-naked intimidating looking muscle heads hanging around in bakeries.
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