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May 25, 2007 at 8:00 pm #52381Tara_CrossParticipant
Hi! yeah i'm not dead. My opinion on the matter is this. In our little community we concern ourselves with fmg muscular women ect primarily in what we produce. I've noticed most of us, us meaning me too, use the whole fbb/fmg/gts thing as a jumping point. This causes other story elements to fade somewhat into the background. For it to be accepted by the mainstream it can't be so much of a "thing" imo.
It was always my opinion that we wanted to get to a point where the audiance isn't like wow holy crap! But they can appreciate a jade amazon in torn clothes the same as a guy flying around in red and blue pajamas with an S curl. Does anyone say "Holy crap! That guys wearing underwear over his spandex."
On a sidenote TCness I can't imagine supersize she did a lot for the acceptance of our kind. It kinda put me off of training for competition.
Rant over i can never keep a train of thought going cuz i cant keep it or my mind on track.
May 26, 2007 at 12:08 am #52382baditude41ParticipantHi, Tara, good to hear from you! I agree that Supersize She didn't seem to make to much impact for you (Tara) and other female bodybuilders. But, I also have to agree with TC. It seems the purpose of the documentary, was in fact, to show a personal perspective of what female bodybuilding is like (in competition). I feel (IMO) that it's nothing to be ashamed of. After watching it, I realized that female bodybuilders go through a lot of training much preparation in order to make it to the finals. I feel that people (hopefully a large audience) will be somewhat enlightened…so they won't react with such narrow-mindedness.
BTW- Please, please, Tara…don't put off you're training. It's an awesome thing to have that much discipline! ;D
May 28, 2007 at 4:52 pm #52383cpbell0033944ParticipantOn a sidenote TCness I can't imagine supersize she did a lot for the acceptance of our kind. It kinda put me off of training for competition.
Tara, I know I've never written anything aimed specifically at you, but I will do now. Don't let Supersize She put you off. It portrays the extreme, rareified end of the muscle game. I recently saw it serialised on YouTube, and was shocked and yet fascinated, but I soon realised that it almost certainly isn't representative of the genre. If you want to become Ms Olympia, then it obviously will be more accurate, but, at an amateur level, you don't have to be drugged-up to the eyeballs to do well. Just read this:http://www.t-nation.com/findArticle.do?article=07-FIG015-feature
May 29, 2007 at 4:15 am #52384Prophet TenebraeParticipantWell, when talking about FBBs, it's kind of like talking about strippers… you've just got different leagues and at some point, various people will take a look and think "she's too big" and such.
Supersize She… well, the woman was dedicated if nothing else.
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