I am interested in acquiring some photos of figure competitors that are either from the off-season, or in regular “street clothes” attire (or both).
I have girl friends who will tell me that they want to look “toned”, but then will squeal that a woman like Gina Allotti or even Jelena Abbou is “too muscular”.
However, I would argue that these women look “toned” in a t-shirt and jeans (as evidenced by the Hepburn-esque photos of Jelena on her website), whereas the cardio bunnies in the gym would just look skinnyfat. Anyone have photos to aid my case?
I am interested in acquiring some photos of figure competitors that are either from the off-season, or in regular “street clothes” attire (or both).
I have girl friends who will tell me that they want to look “toned”, but then will squeal that a woman like Gina Allotti or even Jelena Abbou is “too muscular”.
However, I would argue that these women look “toned” in a t-shirt and jeans (as evidenced by the Hepburn-esque photos of Jelena on her website), whereas the cardio bunnies in the gym would just look skinnyfat. Anyone have photos to aid my case?[/quote]
I can post a few pictures to aid your case…
Definitely agree that the average skinny girl is “skinny fat!”
I am interested in acquiring some photos of figure competitors that are either from the off-season, or in regular “street clothes” attire (or both).
I have girl friends who will tell me that they want to look “toned”, but then will squeal that a woman like Gina Allotti or even Jelena Abbou is “too muscular”.
However, I would argue that these women look “toned” in a t-shirt and jeans (as evidenced by the Hepburn-esque photos of Jelena on her website), whereas the cardio bunnies in the gym would just look skinnyfat. Anyone have photos to aid my case?[/quote]
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