Bodybuilders, both men and women, typically peak around their mid to late 30s. Some continue to flourish into their 40s and well into their 50s.

I find that a lot of bodybuilders who come out very hot and explode in their teens and early 20s burn out relatively quickly.

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OK, back to topic

This needs some context

Thanks so much !

This would be "lauramuscles" or at least that what she used to call herself.

I could be wrong but I think it's Sheila Vieira.

Any idea on who she could be ?

I feel it has more to do with where each individual athlete is, and how their career pans out. Some burn bright and some go the long haul.

For example, Dani Reardon hit a muscularity peak in her 20s, but Jodi Miller is still climbing higher at 50.

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This is purely about achieving her own peak muscular potential. At what age do you guys think this usually happens?

Please do not vote with the mentality of "at what age I'd rather bang her" because that's not what I'm asking here.

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She's not everyone's cup of tea, but I noticed that I haven't seen anything from her since January. I don't know what her IG is.

EDIT: Actually if you go back before her most recent pic from January, it leaps all the way back to October of last year...

I saw on someone's story that she is competing soon idk. Or did compete in this time.

Liesbeth have you ever considered doing a video of yourself arm wrestling an opponent? It would certainly be a smash hit on here for sure. However I do understand that not everyone (myself included) is not comfortable being recorded.

What ever happened to Cheryl Cooke?

There are no legpress records. Its not a standardized discipline

Exactly. A better measure would be a barbell back squat

There are no legpress records. Its not a standardized discipline