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Linda Hamilton in T2 doing chin-ups breathing heavily wearing a tank top, the two bodybuilders on the satirical police sitcom Sledge Hammer flexing and bursting through their clothes, Kiana Tom in her bikini workouts on Flex Appeal, and early ESPN broadcasts of Ms. Fitness competitions with Mia Finnegan, Carol Semple-Marzetta, and Monica Brant.
Yes classics for me. Wasn't that in awe with Gladiator show as the outfits were bad and girls not particular charming (I took a look from time to time but I couldn't see much because of the screen time, outfits etc)
Totally always did zapping in the sports channels like ESPN because in some rare moments there was some bodybuilder transmision, or fitness show, bikini open. But bodybuilder shows I most often miss or catch and couldn't record.
But everyday I would check for Bodyshaping or Kiana Flex Appeal.
I loved all the bikini stuff like Sport Illustrated callendar shot.
Also there were many nineties "vedette" models that were rather fit and I started digging the fit bodies more. At the beggining I waas more of giant boobs and asses, but really loved a great plain belly with noticible training.
I particulary remember a video about a "body double" that worked in some movies, so in some shots she would be there instead of the leading actress (to show amazing legs, glutes, back, even bust). And she was oh boy just astonishing as f, a fitness model with firm and toned everything. I say that is the way.
For me 90s WWE raw, Chyna wrestling men
For me it was Zap from American Gladiators aka Raye Hollitt.
My first real encounter was at a beach trip with school, We where walking to our destination and in the corner of my eye i see a girl about my age with a ripped 6 pack, i didn't think much of it at the time but yeah that was my first time.
Second time is a woman i see walking by in the park sometimes, Her calves are pretty hot if i say so myself, She is about 40-50 Years old i think. Is this kind of calve normal for a girl or do you think this is hot?
I saw the muscle ladies on a TV show in my country when I was a kid. When I was about 10, 12 years old, I saw the magazines like Flex and others in the book store near my school and I was already excited, I loved leafing through them. The passion only grew, and before the internet I didn't miss Kiana Tom, Monica Brant and Cory Everson on ESPN, it was my teenage joy. With the internet, everything exploded. Today I´m in love for the awesome biceps queen Lenka Ferencukova, she is the ultimate expression of female muscular power, and she drives me crazy every single day...
Early 2000s , we have a second computer at home, my parents had their laptop for work, my sisters and i had another for homework, one day i decided to use my parents laptop, and found a huge gallery of denise masino and autumn raby (you know what kind of pics). I saw it for a few minutes i was drop jaw, before my parents get back home turn it off and act like nothing happened but my heart and mind were 1000 mph, days after I use it again and found more pics of other female bodybuilders; at beginning i thought it was my dad, but weeks later i openned the door very quietly and saw my mom you know "watching" those pics. It change my way to see women.
Early 2000s , we have a second computer at home, my parents had their laptop for work, my sisters and i had another for homework, one day i decided to use my parents laptop, and found a huge gallery of denise masino and autumn raby (you know what kind of pics). I saw it for a few minutes i was drop jaw, before my parents get back home turn it off and act like nothing happened but my heart and mind were 1000 mph, days after I use it again and found more pics of other female bodybuilders; at beginning i thought it was my dad, but weeks later i openned the door very quietly and saw my mom you know "watching" those pics. It change my way to see women.
Lol what her pseudo on this website?
When I was a teenager I played lots of sports and watched a lot of sports on TV. I enjoyed watching women's gymnastics and track and field/athletics the most. I think I always found the more muscular gymnasts and runners (especially hurdlers) most attractive. That's not to say that I don't find other women beautiful. I think Hayley Law, Thandie Newton, Julia Fox and Taylour Paige are stunningly beautiful. However I think Andrea Shaw, Natasha Aughey, Tina Nguyen and Annie Rivieccio are just as gorgeous.
Have to agree about Annie. She was smoking hot and seemed to be able to put on a lot of size which made her even hotter.
It's primordial with me. I'm probably younger than most people here so I can't really point to any 90s or early 2000s era fitness model. I've grown up with tons of fitness chicks on Instagram and now TikTok. Not really into the super juiced 80s action hero types and I don't share the aversion to tattoos that a lot of guys on here have. Idk where it comes from, it's just one of those things that rings your bell. I never date muscular women but they're always in the back of my mind. Kinda like my secret femdom thing; I never act on it, but it's there. And I don't know why.
I'm not sure when I really started to like muscular women. I do know that in primary school I already enjoyed seeing girls beat boys in arm wrestling or other sports. I also remember that there was ice on the pond at school and that we were allowed to bring skates. At one point we went to do a skating competition with the whole class. In the end there were only two girls left, who had to decide who will be the winner in the final. Somehow I thought it was very nice, cool and exciting that the girls beat the boys. At that time it was not yet the case that these girls were muscular. They were just stronger. Later when I went to secondary school, I suddenly saw muscles by some girls. During gym class you saw that some girls had really muscular upperlegs. I thought it was nice to see that they had more muscular legs than many of the boys in my class. There was also a girl in my class who was very thin but also sinewy, so that her arm muscles were visible. When she had her arms uncovered in the summer, I keep looking at them. I finally became a fan of female muscles when I saw a magazine with a female bodybuilder on the cover at my local bookstore. I did not know what I saw. I immediately bought that magazine. After that I started buying many magazines with female bodybuilders. From that moment on I was really fascinated by muscular women. I think I was about 12/13 years old then.
There was a girl when I was in 8th or 9th grade who flexed her biceps at lunch. Looked visible, and I liked it a lot--was very turned on. Then, many years later, Women's Physique World came out, and as soon as I saw Rachel McLish and Carla Dunlap, I was smitten. Out in the real world, one major transition came when I met a really athletic woman at a singles party. She was lean and tall and strong all over and had massive calves and thighs. We became friends and the friendship continued for many years.
As a single man, a friend introduced me to the legal side of the sex industry. My first experience there was with a woman who was not all that buff, but obviously had strong abs and blew me away with some powerful, deep stomach vacuums and naulis. Later met a woman at the same facility who had super sweet peaked and split biceps and dense abs that formed a ridge when she leaned back. She was one of the most perfectly built females I have ever met, slightly smaller than I was but densely muscled, even in her back so that you could feel her two vertical back muscles when gently putting your arm around her waist. She flexed those biceps willingly saying, "Wanta see some muscles?" She really should have competed. A year or two later I met a beautiful stripper who had strong arms--not spectacularly defined, but just about the size of mine when she was only maybe 100 lb and short. Her abs just blew me away, though. She'd flex them and create that beautiful Tee-shape where the central muscles really pop and the sides retract in a partial nauli. She worked them a lot and they were super strong--much stronger than mine.
In later years I met a number of gorgeous women in that industry, where they are rare, but less rare than in the outside world. One was just gorgeous and lean with a beautiful graceful body and well-defined biceps, triceps, and forearms, strong legs and very strong abs. She would flex everything for me with great skill and arm wrestle, too. One high point was flexing her quad and asking me to feel how hard it was. Yes, it was rock hard--she was a dancer. She was not as strong as I was, but I would just test her strength when arm wrestling and found it was very arousing just to allow her to hold me so I couldn't fully pin her. She could do great vacuums and naulis for me. Another woman was a bodybuilder and had beautiful, round, peaked and split biceps she would gladly flex for me. She loved it when I squeezed those rock hard boulders, which were nearly 14 inches, too. Stil another, pictured on here and named Chanel had a body that was very tight all over with the strongest, leanest abs I have ever seen in person on a woman. She was a runner and a true gym rat and looked like a 10 well into her 50s. Have also met three women who were grocery clerks who were extremely lean (because of smoking) and beautifully muscled with arms to die for. It's clear enough that many guys like girls with muscles, and every time a lean and well-muscled woman shows up in the sex industry, she gets a very large following. A few guys don't like them, but it's clear enough that muscles make money in that field.
As an adolescent Watching Double Impact and seeing the beautiful, villainous Cory Everson. “Women like that exist?”, I remember thinking. It opened up a new world for me
I first realized that I liked strong women (prior to putting it together with muscles) when watching reruns of the 1970s Wonder Woman tv series. I knew immediately that a beautiful woman who's strong enough to lift a car must be the pinnacle of womanhood.
Not too long after that--this was around the early '80s when I was just reaching puberty--I saw a bodybuilding magazine at a news stand with a muscular woman flexing her biceps on the cover. I don't know what magazine it was or who the bodybuilder was, but everything clicked in that moment.
As a couple other people have said here in earlier comments, the raging boner was a dead giveaway. :-)
I remember the first time I realized I liked muscular women was when I was younger on YouTube and watching fail army videos and there was this super buff women on a paddle board flexing. After that I searched more muscular women and found Angela salvagno the rest is history!
I remember a cheerleader in my highschool was skinny-fit, but had particularly large and muscular calves that captivated me. Also, when frequenting the local comic book shop to play MTG, I was particularly interested in the Gen¹³ covers and some others i can't remember that showed muscular women with particularly feminine aesthetics. Most of what I had seen up to that point had been characterizing muscular women as beastly or manly in some way, which didn't appeal to me.
I firmly believe that I was born this way. I imagine my process of finding out that I like GWM was not that different from many homosexuals realising that they like people of their same gender.
At the age of 8 or so my parents had some friends over and I was left to play with their daughter, who was one year younger than me, in my room. What do I come up with as an activity to pass the time? Armwrestling! I teach that girl how to armwrestle, beat her, and then say "wow, that was good for a girl!" Then I get her to flex her (non-existent) guns and act impressed. Now if that wasn't my 8-year-old self being aware of what he liked, I don't know what is.
I firmly believe that I was born this way. I imagine my process of finding out that I like GWM was not that different from many homosexuals realising that they like people of their same gender.
At the age of 8 or so my parents had some friends over and I was left to play with their daughter, who was one year younger than me, in my room. What do I come up with as an activity to pass the time? Armwrestling! I teach that girl how to armwrestle, beat her, and then say "wow, that was good for a girl!" Then I get her to flex her (non-existent) guns and act impressed. Now if that wasn't my 8-year-old self being aware of what he liked, I don't know what is.
I definitely agree with the premise of being born this way. I will never forget seeing my beautiful, 2nd grade teacher's biceps as she brushed her hair. I was mesmorized, hypnotized....by the sight of a girl/woman having muscles so big. My next transfixing was on circus trapeze ladies...hoping to see their arm muscles.
How? Because whenever I saw a muscular woman, I got turned on. It was almost instantly.
My own experience was nearly 40 years ago but it was an experience that changed my thought process about girls and women being (always) weaker than males. My friend Paul, same age as me had a younger sister called Devina. Paul was 12 and Devina was 9, they lived on a farm with their parents. There was a small outbuilding situated near to the farm house that had a table and some chairs in it. We would often spend our time in the outbuilding when we were not walking down the muddy farm tracks. It was during the summer months in 1984 that the three of us were sitting in the outbuilding. Somehow arm wrestling came up during the conversation. I loved arm wrestling and suddenly had an irresistible urge to challenge Davina. To my surprise she was happy to accept my challenge. Despite our age difference of 3 years, Davina's forearm was roughly the same size as mine, she was wearing a T-shirt that covered her bicep. We sat down across the table from each other putting our corresponding right elbows onto the table before we locked hands. Her grip was firm and we waited for Paul to give us the signal to begin. On signal "Go" we both pushed as hard as we could trying to force the others arm down, but nothing happened except for the sight of trembling hands in the center of the table. I was shocked by Davina's strength! I expected to beat her easily but I found myself in a battle. Boys my same age had lost easier to me than this girl. Even Paul was surprised by his sister's strength. As the seconds ticked away and I was unable to budge her arm I began to think that this struggle would turn into a stamina contest and she might beat me. As the minute mark approached her hand started to shake and her arm started to go down. Davina was unable to recover and I won but in all honesty, it could have easily gone in her favour. I never forgot that arm wrestle with Davina that summer's day and it kick started my love of strong females.