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Spoken like someone who has never attempted body building in their life LMAO
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Anonymous 27w

I’d like to see their physique 😂 there is absolutely nothing easy about sculpting your body from the ground up

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Anonymous 27w

Bodybuilding you can't just train train train excessively and speed the results up like you can in most sports, there's a lot that goes into it and it is a very slow thing. It's arguably harder.

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Anonymous 27w

Weightlifting isn’t easy but I enjoy lifting a lot more than I enjoyed wrestling practice. I still swim even tho it’s kinda boring since it’s a really good workout.

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Anonymous 27w

Nah, I’ve done both, swimming is just way way harder both physically and mentally. Sorry 🤷‍♂️

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Anonymous 27w

Straight yap fr

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Anonymous 27w

sure the act of lifting weights ain’t hard but actually sculpting your body is hard asf i’ve played almost every sport out there soccer football lacrosse wrestling basketball baseball and volleyball let alone racing sports i wouldent say one is easier then the other but progress is seen faster in sports off the bat

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Anonymous 27w

The hard part is doing both. I wrestle and lift

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Anonymous 27w

Both are hard, but playing a competitive sport requires being athletic. Anybody can go to the gym and push up heavy weight, but not everyone can hit a 90mph Baseball.

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Anonymous 27w

Definitely not easy, but it’s not exactly complicated or skill intensive. I just go in, follow my split, push myself hard, and do it consistently. I wouldn’t call it as hard as most sports.

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Anonymous 27w

I wouldn’t say it is easy but lifting weights requires less skill, less thinking and is easier to learn than sports. Bodybuilding is just lifting the right weight, using good technique, eating what you need and having the dedication to be consistent

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Anonymous 27w

who cares. i don't lift because it's hard, i lift because it's fun and it gets me jacked

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Anonymous replying to -> #4 27w

(I’m not that original guy just for context)

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Anonymous replying to -> #7 27w

I knew multiple guys from the powerlifting and wrestling team that would swim in the off season.

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Anonymous replying to -> #9 27w

spoken like someone who has never pushed up a heavy weight respectfully

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Anonymous replying to -> #6 27w

Physically is so untrue sorry . That or you’re moving no weight . Mentally it’s not even close swimming is the most boring piece of shit sport ever invented

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Anonymous replying to -> #14 27w

Nah he’s kinda right though. Getting strong is just doing it for a long time. It takes awhile, but almost anyone could do it given the time and effort. How many guys could hit a major league fastball no matter how hard they tried?

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Anonymous replying to -> #14 27w

Chilling in an air conditioned gym doing short sets of easy movements vs spending 3 hours pushing your lungs, heart, and every muscle in your body to the limit doing complex, extremely technical motions 🤔 (obviously lifting requires physical exertion I’m just saying doing your sets is simple and easy asf, even compound lifts)

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Anonymous replying to -> #6 27w

Nah you’re totally right. I’ve been lifting for years, and it really isn’t that hard. Pushing a set hard takes effort, but it’s only a few seconds of discomfort and then a break. I sure as hell couldn’t do any endurance sport lol, I’d die.

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Anonymous replying to -> #6 27w

3 hours is crazy ur wasting ur fucking time lol . I’m just saying I’ve been hypoxic from swimming but I’ve never blacked out . I got a section time in 50 100 and 200 free in the best section in the country and I didn’t even kick during freestyle , I’m not just talking out my ass here lol . I wasn’t a freak or anything , probably 3rd or 4th on my team but I feel like everybody just wants to say their sport is the hardest

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Anonymous replying to -> #14 27w

Yeah I was highkey exaggerating tf outta that, my practices are like 2 hours tops 😭 but I still think my overall point is correct

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Anonymous replying to -> #6 27w

I’d argue starving and eating until you can’t move are pretty difficult. This post was more about the professional/semi professional body building, not your average lifter. Having to dial in diet and go to the gym on 1000 calories is fucking impossible. Having to eat 4000 calories before the gym, throw up during a workout, and keep going? Pretty not fun.

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 27w

Dawg what lmao. There is no need for you to stuff 4k calories before the gym, you’re making this sound hardcore when you’re literally just making it hard on yourself for no reason

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Anonymous replying to -> #10 27w

Spoken like someone who has never competitively body built pt. 2. There absolutely is a need for 4k cals before the gym, because I lift a little later and my goal for the day is usually 5500-6000 cals during a bulking phase.

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 27w

How much do you weigh?

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