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I know I would. Lets just remember to keep it real clean over here guys. We are dealing with ladies so lets treat them like such.heatherrae said:
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are there some ladies who just genetically never be cut out to compete...
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O tay
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I used to race bicycles and when you went to a race the fast women usaully had large butts for some reason. We called it cottage wattage...
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LOL...cottage wattage....awesome...i love it!squatmonkey said:
let's just say, I could probably be the next lance armstrong, then...lol.
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Its affective those girls could haul-ass,punn intended.....
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To answer your question - NO. Any woman could become competitive if she trained and dieted properly. PERIOD.
Tatyana - awesome example.
Me - I did it.
And I do recall having the pleasure of working with Valentina Chepiga who was the reigning Ms Olympia at the time. She told me personally that she didn't begin to lift till she was in her late 20's and she was told that she would NEVER be able to make the necessary changes to her phyique to become competitive - EVER. That she was too old and her genetics were wrong. She was also bottom heavy (as was I). I guess she showed them. eh?
Also from back in the day - Ms Rachel McClish had a genetically inferior bone structure as in she was narrow shoulders/broad hips (like me too) and yet all these years later is there a women on the board who does not know her name?
NEVER EVER accept the *genetics* excuse. I am not saying that you will ever become Ms Olympia. What I am saying is that IF you really want to take your physique to a level that you never thought possible - you will most likely be shocked as to what you CAN DO once you get educated and keep trying till you find exactly what works FOR YOU.
*steps off soapbox*
Tatyana - awesome example.
Me - I did it.
And I do recall having the pleasure of working with Valentina Chepiga who was the reigning Ms Olympia at the time. She told me personally that she didn't begin to lift till she was in her late 20's and she was told that she would NEVER be able to make the necessary changes to her phyique to become competitive - EVER. That she was too old and her genetics were wrong. She was also bottom heavy (as was I). I guess she showed them. eh?
Also from back in the day - Ms Rachel McClish had a genetically inferior bone structure as in she was narrow shoulders/broad hips (like me too) and yet all these years later is there a women on the board who does not know her name?
NEVER EVER accept the *genetics* excuse. I am not saying that you will ever become Ms Olympia. What I am saying is that IF you really want to take your physique to a level that you never thought possible - you will most likely be shocked as to what you CAN DO once you get educated and keep trying till you find exactly what works FOR YOU.
*steps off soapbox*
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What if you start out 300lbs over weight and you have a lobsterclaw for one arm?
needtogetaas
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LOL ok thats a bit out there.squatmonkey said:
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needtogetaas said:
Did ya'll ever see the figure competitor with no arms?
She lost them in a tragic accident when she was two. She was grown mother of two and had an AMAZING BODY.
So the answer is - if you want something badly enough you just keep at it till you get where you want to go.
