What sports out there compare with the hard work, dedication and at times misery that being a professional bodybuilder entails? I can't think of another sport with as disciplined of dieting or training. Perhaps boxing?? I don't know...what do you guys think?
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01-24-2012, 08:38 AM #1
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Sports compared to professional bodybuilding.....
Bears ~ Bulls ~ Blackhawks ~ White Sox
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01-24-2012, 01:15 PM #15
Replies like this show you still think like a kid. You're born with the things you just mentioned and lol at saying oh a little talent and some training.
Seriously, the bare truth is that bodybuilding if done right is neither the most exciting or the most excruciating thing in the world. Hardly.People these days have more reps than brain cells
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01-24-2012, 01:28 PM #16
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01-24-2012, 01:48 PM #22
So all the girls complaining about dieting down to super low BF% is harder than maintaining an exact weight and prime strength and endurance for a possibly 25 min fight?
Bodybuilding is : know what to eat, know what to lift, get results if decent genetics.
MM is: know what to eat, know when to lift and do cardio, pad and bag train, wrestle/BJJ ground work, get damn better reaction time.
I believe they are different beasts. Neither could do the others job. I would say being a top level fighter is only a bit more strenuous than a top level BBer.
I train Muay Thai, BJJ, and Greco-Roman wrestling as well as lift pretty often. I lift very well for my weight, and when ready for a fight I'll be around 8% BF, though I could get to 5% if it was warranted for anything to me.
If I were going to go pro at one of the two: I'd rather eat and lift while watching what I eat than do the same all the while trying to not get an elbow to the face.
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01-25-2012, 11:30 AM #27
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Maybe not diet wise although they've still got to watch it but football. Training most days a week on all different aspects like strength, cardio, tactics, different drills, then play a game once and sometimes twice per week.
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01-25-2012, 11:54 AM #28
most fans of bodybuilding will say it's the toughest sport out there. I think that most physical sports take that much dedication to be the best of the best (top 5 in the world). most sports as in...90% of sports excluding sports such as archery and cricket
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