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I tried searching to determine whether we already had a thread on Chloe Brennan and was getting similar.

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Her socials:

https://www.instagram.com/chloebrennanx/?hl=en

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This link shows how large and defined the most developed women were in an era before synthetic steroids and HGH:

https://rarehistoricalphotos.com/first-female-bodybuilders-1900s/

It’s fairly evident from those photos that most FBBers and Physique competitors are larger and more defined than would be possible without some fairly intense pharmaceutical assistance.

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Difficult decision for me between Physique and Crossfit.

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FWIW, I think that female competitve bodybuilding has outlived its usefulness. Now that a generation of women have discovered weights as an alternative to endless cardio on social media and have rejected the notion of muscularity as unfeminine, I think the extreme steroid/GH FBBers of the late ’90s and ’00sare becoming ever more of an anachronism – what was unfeminine was the square jawlines, ultra-deep voices and prominent brow ridges rather than the muscles themselves.

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There seemed to be a period a few years back when female tennis players appeared rather “soft” and unathletic, but that doesn’t seem to be the case nowadays!B)

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Glad that she’s still as muscular and beautiful as ever!

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Pity about her implants (though it is, of course, entirely her decision), but she’s certainly hot otherwise, and I love the fact that she knows it.:lol:

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Sounds like a daft thing to say, I know, but, having studied French A-level (aged 16-18) and having been to France, there’s something very Gallic about her. BTW, her name in the thread needs an acute accent mark over the final “e” – Vergé.

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