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One of the friends I made at the gym was an older guy who came up to me as I was doing these and asked if I was practicing for sex or something (I was doing them with a 70lb dumbbell resting on my pelvic bone)
I told him they are to build glutes, that I didn’t know their name so I just call them “butt thrusts”. Then we got to chatting. He talked to me every day he was there since. Too bad he’s gone now though, hope not dead [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.] | ||
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One unequal thing between men and women when it comes to getting in shape for a movie or tv role is the level of shape expected and the effort required
Both generally are expected to shed some fat, ideally close to around we’ll say 10% bf for men and maybe 18%bf for women But then the real differences begin. The men usually have to put on an additional 10-20lbs of pure lean muscle. This causes some debate and controversy. These actors can’t say they took illegal substances, so instead they will say they tortured their bodies for months at a time with 4 hour training sessions/day and eating nothing but chicken broccoli and rice. And that’s probably true. But in addition to that, many also secretly put their health at risk taking illegal drugs that are hard on their heart and organs. No one drug tests them, so why not? So both sexes have to diet hardcore. But then men have to torture their bodies for months and sometimes take illegal drugs under the table to achieve the desired physique Imagine how much more convincing female action heroes would be if they did the same? But it’s ok, they get a pass to appear frail and weak | ||
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One of the few who can admit some, but probably not all. No actor is going to say “I took a schedule 3 substance” because you just admitted a crime on camera People need to understand the difference in effort and risk between a strong male action lead and a “strong” female action lead in their favorite movie or tv show. So much for equality… | ||
Last edited by unsunghero; 09-29-2022 at 11:44 PM..
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