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What’s up with those massive quads and glutes way out of proportions? I love strong muscular women (my wife) but dislike when a muscle group (most often from PED) just takes over. Am I alone in this?
That's what I call "the Brazilian look" and I think it looks silly. Some Hispanic Americans like Yarishna Ayala also have this look too. Personally I think it's a big turnoff.
I have noticed some women who have backs that are a little too wide. Not in a "eww women shouldn't have muscles" type of way nor in the sense that her lats are overdeveloped compared to her other muscles, but I just think some FFBs are way too short to have backs as wide as they do. Can't think of one now, but because women are typically shorter than men, when they develop backs as wide as some male bodybuilders it makes their arms look ridiculously short.
Overall I'd say my favorite figures are those that pack the most amount of muscle in a symmetrical and feminine way. However, i think within the diversity of female bodybuilding, i also find it attractive when someone really overemphasizes one body part, usually legs, but back and chest is nice too. Very interesting looks that I'm glad exist.
Sunny Andrews often looks like a centaur to me. Jacked legs & a huge VERY muscular butt that meets at a tiny waist that seems to come out at an unnatural angle. I know it’s not an unnatural angle. It’s just how big her shelf of a muscle butt is. A grown man could probably sit on it while she is standing up straight.
Sunny Andrews often looks like a centaur to me. Jacked legs & a huge VERY muscular butt that meets at a tiny waist that seems to come out at an unnatural angle. I know it’s not an unnatural angle. It’s just how big her shelf of a muscle butt is. A grown man could probably sit on it while she is standing up straight.
lmao, I love her physique, but that's really funny.
Well it's like that famous Kim Kardashian pic where she balances the wine glass on her rear end.
The whole Wellness division is basically built from the waist down to be like bodybuilders, while being built like bikini competitors from the waist up. They are the modern interpretation of beauty in a bodybuilding environment... giant asses (glutes) and giant ("thicc") legs.
Having said that, the look doesn't really bother me in the end, because in my opinion these women (the bodybuilders) are still much more attractive than the average woman. It's easy to knock on it, but every generation has a seemingly odd standard for beauty.
Sunny Andrews often looks like a centaur to me. Jacked legs & a huge VERY muscular butt that meets at a tiny waist that seems to come out at an unnatural angle. I know it’s not an unnatural angle. It’s just how big her shelf of a muscle butt is. A grown man could probably sit on it while she is standing up straight.
There’s a video out there of Sunny trying to pose during a wellness competition that was just too damn funny with her exaggerated hand and ass movements and the hair flip. Wellness category posing is horrible. The walk, the swinging of the arms, the ass stick out…..it’s comedic
few things I find more attractive. thick tree trunk thighs and a slim upper body. something about its so sexy, but I understand its not everyone's cup of tea. I also do love big biceps like Brooklyn ortega
I like the look, to be honest, a girl can rock big, powerful legs the way men can rock a huge upper body and skip leg day from time to time. I was a big fan of KO back in the day when shebwas in awesome shape, and she rocked the look like no other. Decently developed upper body (esp. for natty), with tremendous legs.
Here's what throws me off: Yvette Bova's legs seem to disappear into her ribcage with not much waist in between. When she had huge implants it made the effect worse. Drove me nuts. I was like, is this an optical illusion of some sort?
What’s up with those massive quads and glutes way out of proportions? I love strong muscular women (my wife) but dislike when a muscle group (most often from PED) just takes over. Am I alone in this?