Here is what a competitive Bikini model winner looks like
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and one day (hopefully September) that will be a picture of me! :bigsmile:
ETA: minus the fake boobs - they are nice, but I'll keep my real ones.0 -
I'd love to be that fit but unfortunately I don't have the time to workout that hard. That probably takes a couple of hours of intense exercise a day. I've chosen a different life with my kids and work and community involvement. I'll get as close as I can with my hour a day moderate exercise. I have added cross-fit 2 times a week which should get me a little closer, but dang I'm no where near a solid body like that.0
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She looks fantastic in both, but the first one makes her look a lot older and the fake tan does nothing for her. I love the other pics way more, I wish I had this chicks dedication and determination. I'd kill for all that muscle definition and those abs!0
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It's the face that scares me!...
LOL!! thats what I was thinking!!
Some times leaning out can be harsh on the face...0 -
Meh, I'll keep my natural G's.
) Love her legs, maybe her arms. Otherwise I think she lacks the softness of a woman. Pretty hair though. 0 -
I've personally trained 5 females who were in pretty good shape to go on an compete in local Bikini and Figure shows. They loved that they were able to change their bodies in 16 weeks time, but they busted their *kitten* doing it. Plus it just empowers you.I think it would be fun to compete like this. Especially since there's no age limit. And you don't have to be supermodel height. I'd consider doing it. Why not? I think it would probably much more fun to compete in lifting though!
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Haven't read through all 9 pages but FWIW most figure/bikini/bb'ers lean and dry out to look good on stage. They don't walk around looking like that. They're softer, less vascular, etc.0
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Not for me, her off season pics look better but still no! Too many muscles, my boyfriend wouldn't touch me with a barge pole!
I like Kelly Brook! She has a gorgeous figure and has never been plus-size! FHM, Nuts and Zoo would never publish her picture if she was considered 'plus-size', she a UK size 12 which is considered less than average these days (average being UK size 16, which is considered plus size.)0 -
Did I tell you not to express your opinion? No, that's why I asked. :noway:
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This is the perfect in-between body to me.
she is gorgeous with a rocking bod!0 -
I've personally trained 5 females who were in pretty good shape to go on an compete in local Bikini and Figure shows. They loved that they were able to change their bodies in 16 weeks time, but they busted their *kitten* doing it. Plus it just empowers you.I think it would be fun to compete like this. Especially since there's no age limit. And you don't have to be supermodel height. I'd consider doing it. Why not? I think it would probably much more fun to compete in lifting though!
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It definitely empowers you, plus it boosts your ego, not gonna lie!0 -
She is beautiful and her commitment to training hard is inspiring! I would have no problem having her body vs my flabby one!0
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^^Agreed! Once again, I don't really aspire to look like that (for one thing, I am incapable of tanning and look silly with a fake tan on my redheaded complexion and for another thing, I have ugly tummy skin from being so heavy for so long so I'll never look pretty in a bikini without plastic surgery, which I won't ever get), but she DOES look gorgeous!Did I tell you not to express your opinion? No, that's why I asked. :noway:
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This is the perfect in-between body to me.
she is gorgeous with a rocking bod!0 -
I did say that in an earlier post. But to some like me, it different. I don't care for people to call San Francisco, Frisco. Nothing wrong with explaining right terminology.
Semantics to the average person.
"Toned" is terminology that was derived from the Pilates/Yoga introduction to Fitness organization's to give it a more "feminine" appeal. You don't "tone" muscle you "tone it up". Muscle isn't "toned" (there's no medical reference to it) it's conditioned or not conditioned.care to explain the difference?
So if you say you want to "tone up" your muscle to make it more conditioned, then it's correct.
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So, why in the world are all the women coming into this thread posting plus size-esque bikini models on a competitive bikini bodybuilder thread? .
Sorry, I didn't think that the model in the white swimsuit was fat. So I decided to actually look up some plus size bikini models
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And I guess if you only look at the first picture, its pretty similar in physique. She's a size 12. Didn't realize that you only had to be a size 12 to be considered a plus model.
The second picture was more of my preconceived notions about being plus size model...and I dont see how the girl in the white suit looks anything like that.
I don't think she was fat, either, but she would not be considered a winner in a bikini competition, either. Gorgeous girl, though.0 -
I can see how the look of low body fat % could put people off. This is not an everyday norm. These people spill blood, sweat, and tears to get to this level. In the offseason, she looks more like this
I like this one much better, she looks softer, more voluptuous. Beautiful in both pics, but I honestly don't think the bodybuilder look is attractive to me. If a guy can't walk with his arms at his sides, if a woman has to bob side to side when she walks cause her stride length is too short, or if a guy's shoulders look like a bunch of rocks glued together I just think that's over the top, and unattractive TO ME. Just my opinion though, and I agree for those who like it, they have to work their freaking *kitten* off to get there :-)0 -
If any one has questions on body building bikini models or the like, I'm happy to answer - I know quite a few from my links in the sport (even had one stay over at the house last night :bigsmile: ) so feel free to ask!
So how old are they? Is there some sort of age limit to compete this way? And height requirements. Are these 5'10" and above or are there any that are around 5'7"?
I am 34 and 5'5". There were ladies as young as 18 and as short as 5' to women as mature as 54 and 6' tall. There is no age or height discrimination.0 -
Was trying to find the word I wanted to use to describe her body , empowering !! I think she looks AMAZING in both Pics !!0
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Don't think they'd say the same of you if they saw your pic? Could be a little more respectful.ew.
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First off Chyna used steroids to get that body (she grew a penis. I'm not kidding)
Hahaha kinda goes back to my "she looks like a man at first glace" comment
What that poster said about her having a penis is a lie. Good grief, you all will just say anything............
If you have nothing nice to say, why do you even post on the these threads? Just to stir up trouble?
I was well on my way to be a competing body builder when I was in the Army. I had a great coach. A lot of personal stuff happened in my life that interfered with me being able to compete and I was pretty "hard" looking in the body and I never had a shortage of men trying to date me..............0 -
No one has mentioned anything about personalities yet? Oh right... because we don't care about that here.
Heh. Last week my trainer told me "if you have boobs, we don't care about personality".0 -
What do you eat to look like that. I'm jealous.0
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Jamie Eason.... Google her... feminine, beautiful.
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Her torso looks disgusting.0
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Are you implying that they are juiced?I wonder what some of these "models" would look like in a few years after the extra hormones take a toll on their endocrine systems???
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First off Chyna used steroids to get that body (she grew a penis. I'm not kidding)
Hahaha kinda goes back to my "she looks like a man at first glace" comment
What that poster said about her having a penis is a lie. Good grief, you all will just say anything............
If you have nothing nice to say, why do you even post on the these threads? Just to stir up trouble?
I was well on my way to be a competing body builder when I was in the Army. I had a great coach. A lot of personal stuff happened in my life that interfered with me being able to compete and I was pretty "hard" looking in the body and I never had a shortage of men trying to date me..............
I asked my husband about a picture I saw of a gorgeous, strong woman with abs better than some men and he said um, no, but he did like the look I had when I competed this past November. I'm thinking somewhere in between and we'll both be happy. :bigsmile:
ETA: All of my guy friends were like "WHOA! I bet your husband is enjoying your new body!"0 -
I can see how the look of low body fat % could put people off. This is not an everyday norm. These people spill blood, sweat, and tears to get to this level. In the offseason, she looks more like this
I admire both looks but I think I perfer her "off season look"
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You have the potential!and one day (hopefully September) that will be a picture of me! :bigsmile:
ETA: minus the fake boobs - they are nice, but I'll keep my real ones.
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Actually most of them don't take more than an hour to workout. It's the diet that makes the difference.I'd love to be that fit but unfortunately I don't have the time to workout that hard. That probably takes a couple of hours of intense exercise a day. I've chosen a different life with my kids and work and community involvement. I'll get as close as I can with my hour a day moderate exercise. I have added cross-fit 2 times a week which should get me a little closer, but dang I'm no where near a solid body like that.
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You have the potential!and one day (hopefully September) that will be a picture of me! :bigsmile:
ETA: minus the fake boobs - they are nice, but I'll keep my real ones.
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thanks Joe!0 -
Like most women, I prefer the off-season look.
The great news? I'm not a bikini model, so every season is off season for me! :drinker:0
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