Any activity has an opportunity cost; if you are doing one thing, you are not doing something else. There is also always a small chance of injury if you fail to use perfect exercise technique. Sometimes, competitive bodybuilders do not have a healthy diet. However, as long as you are eating and training correctly, the benefits of bodybuilding far outweigh the dangers.
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I don't think bodybuilding is bad. If you can consume a fraction from your daily routine to shape up your body, it can't be said as bad at all. However complications may arise if you give it up completely.
You can be healthy and be a body builder. You just have to make sure you aren't putting too much stress on your body, and are putting all of the right things into it. Here's a link that will help you learn more about being a body builder and staying healthy. http://bodybuilding.about.com/od/howtoachieveresults/a/healthlifestyle.htm
It's better than doing nothing, but for long-time health benefits there are better forms of exercise.
no,in fact it is very healthy
People realise that smoking is bad for you, but they do it nonetheless...people may enjoy it even though they're aware it's harmful. In any case, in the past people were far less aware of the negative impacts of female bodybuilding (and indeed of smoking).
That's like asking, "How can smoking be bad if millions of people past and present smoke?". People enjoy it despite being aware it's harmful, or, as in the case of smoking, people in the past weren't aware of the negative impacts.
Yes it could be but its not the best food for bodybuilding
The Mr. Olympia Bodybuilding Competition.
World Bodybuilding Federation was created in 1990.
One can find Bodybuilding forums on several websites. Some of these websites are Bodybuilding, Elite Fitness, Advanced Muscle Science Lab and Body Active Nation.
Bodybuilding is for people to tone up their body and not for muscle.
World Bodybuilding Federation ended in 1992.
Bodybuilding how it is known today was started by Eugene Sandow which used Michelangelo's "David" as inspiration. Charles Atlas was another man who helped the cause of Bodybuilding.
There are several ways one can learn about natural bodybuilding. Websites that offer this information include Body Building, True Natural Bodybuilding, and Muscle & Strength.
Elitefitness and Bodybuilding are two well-known bodybuilding forums with great reputation and thousands of users visiting every day contributing with great content.