We need to remember they keyword is ‘muscle’ and not ‘fitness’. For this reason if a woman looks in shape, but doesn’t show clear muscle definition, then she falls short of the expectations of this site.
Also, a woman may be muscular, but if they photograph is not clearly showing here muscularity, then it is better not uploaded.
There are tens of thousands of images on the site, and in doing so, the bar generally gets moved higher. This is because a collection of mediocre images not highlighting the model’s best features, is not in anyone’s interest.
The Una Djordjevic image likely got removed because there is more focus on her cleavage, than any visible muscle. The Ester Parisi photo is a competition shot with a lot of artificial tan. As for the other two, they look fit, but are still on the lower end of defined muscle visibility.
A general guide: if you need to explain to someone where the visible muscle is, then it is probably not the best image for uploading.
well said and I agree it is like going to bodybuilding contests these days .. hardly any bodybuilders most them are fitness and bikini and then some of the "Never seen the inside of a gym " ..
wish they would return bodybuilding contest to what they are supposed to be
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well said and I agree it is like going to bodybuilding contests these days .. hardly any bodybuilders most them are fitness and bikini and then some of the "Never seen the inside of a gym " ..
wish they would return bodybuilding contest to what they are supposed to be