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GameReviews 06/17/17 9:15:16 PM #54:	Doctor Foxx posted... GameReviews posted... Yes, a woman will not put on AS MUCH muscle as a man, but again, but I'm not asking for that. Lol. The as much is kind of critical. Are you asking for women to take testosterone 'cause without it they can't even grow that muscle to look muscular Not at all. I'm a personal trainer and I've trained multiple women who have gotten to look as good or better than Gadot in Wonder Woman, no "enhancement" required. I've yet to train a man who has even come close to looking anything like Hemsworth in Thor, or Cavill as Superman, or Evans as Captain America, if you want other examples. It's entirely wrong to say women can't build muscle without taking testosterone. Aaantlion posted... GameReviews posted... 1. She was a no name actress when they cast her. I'm not aware of any notable character before Wonder Woman that she's played? She starred in THREE Fast & Furious films and had a flashback cameo in Furious 7 -- a film which did 1.5b at the box office. (How much was Wonder Woman done again?) She was also in Date Night (over $150m box office) and Knight & Day (over $250m box office). Meanwhile you're trying to treat like her like Brandon Routh, an ACTUAL unknown who hadn't been in any major film before Superman Returns and a name so unknown that you were thinking, "Who?", when you heard the name. GameReviews posted... 3. See the beginning of this post. Men build muscle EASIER than women, but no, it's not easy for a man to become big or musclar. Except for the fact that it IS easy for men to build a basic level of musculature where they have pronounced arms, etc, where a woman trying to get that same effect has to put in effort comparable to a man with very highly defined muscles and she'd likely need "supplements" to get much further than that. Ok, I wasn't aware of her appearances in other films, though that's not extremely relevant to what we're discussing. On your second point, it is not "easy" for men to be musclar. It is easier for them to build muscle than women, but it is not easy for them to be musclar like a Hollywood superhero. Though I guess it depends on what you mean by "basic level of musculature". Could you provide some examples? Before you do, I just want to say that most men would be lucky to achieve a physique like Hemsworth had BEFORE Thor, fyi. It is, however relatively easy to get in the shape Gadot got in for Wonder Woman. She has almost no musclar definition to speak of and is basically just slim. That's my issue. I do not like the look she brought to Wonder Woman because I felt she could and should have been tasked with coming in looking more defined and musclar. --- Sign here. <cite>GameReviews posted [p:881316251] in Before Ent... [t:75468086]...</cite> <quote><cite>Doctor Foxx posted...</cite> <quote><cite>GameReviews posted...</cite> <quote>Yes, a woman will not put on AS MUCH muscle as a man, but again, but I'm not asking for that.</quote> Lol. The as much is kind of critical. Are you asking for women to take testosterone 'cause without it they can't even grow that muscle to look muscular</quote> Not at all. I'm a personal trainer and I've trained multiple women who have gotten to look as good or better than Gadot in Wonder Woman, no "enhancement" required. I've yet to train a man who has even come close to looking anything like Hemsworth in Thor, or Cavill as Superman, or Evans as Captain America, if you want other examples. It's entirely wrong to say women can't build muscle without taking testosterone. <cite>Aaantlion posted...</cite> <quote><cite>GameReviews posted...</cite> <quote>1. She was a no name actress when they cast her. I'm not aware of any notable character before Wonder Woman that she's played?</quote> She starred in THREE Fast & Furious films and had a flashback cameo in Furious 7 -- a film which did 1.5b at the box office. (How much was Wonder Woman done again?) She was also in Date Night (over $150m box office) and Knight & Day (over $250m box office). Meanwhile you're trying to treat like her like Brandon Routh, an ACTUAL unknown who hadn't been in any major film before Superman Returns and a name so unknown that you were thinking, "Who?", when you heard the name. <cite>GameReviews posted...</cite> <quote>3. See the beginning of this post. Men build muscle EASIER than women, but no, it's not easy for a man to become big or musclar.</quote> Except for the fact that it IS easy for men to build a basic level of musculature where they have pronounced arms, etc, where a woman trying to get that same effect has to put in effort comparable to a man with very highly defined muscles and she'd likely need "supplements" to get much further than that.</quote> Ok, I wasn't aware of her appearances in other films, though that's not extremely relevant to what we're discussing. On your second point, it is not "easy" for men to be musclar. It is easier for them to build muscle than women, but it is not easy for them to be musclar like a Hollywood superhero. Though I guess it depends on what you mean by "basic level of musculature". Could you provide some examples? Before you do, I just want to say that most men would be lucky to achieve a physique like Hemsworth had BEFORE Thor, fyi. It is, however relatively easy to get in the shape Gadot got in for Wonder Woman. She has almost no musclar definition to speak of and is basically just slim. That's my issue. I do not like the look she brought to Wonder Woman because I felt she could and should have been tasked with coming in looking more defined and musclar. --- Sign here.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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