01/11/2017
Does genetics (in my case 💩) really play such a big role in bodybuilding⁉️
YES❗️YES IT DOES‼️ The phrase "good genetics" is never really defined..
So what is considered "good genetics" for bodybuilding..
• Small joints (waist, knees, wrists)
• Higher than average testosterone levels
• More muscle cells in given muscle group
• Fat distribution
• Bone length
• Muscle shape
• If you have a faster metabolism, you will keep lean muscles far easier.
• If you have super efficient satellite cells surrounding your muscle fibers, muscle growth will be achieved at a much faster rate.
• If you have a good shoulder-to-hip ratio, you might look even bigger and more aesthetic.
• Having the right muscle insertions and attachments is very important..
Your muscle bellies will grow between them. So the muscle bellies will only become bigger, but their shape is predetermined. You can get bigger and you can get stronger, but the shape of your muscles will never change through training‼️
• Ideal hormonal make-up for bodybuilding is important also.. A high endogenous production of androgens and growth hormone, low levels of cortisol, and sensitivity to insulin..Those blessed with a superior hormonal make up will hypertrophy often in untrained bodyparts also..
That person will see far better results than you.
You (and me also) may not have the ideal genetics for bodybuilding, but if you enjoy killing yourself in the gym, that is what is most important‼️
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