Re: I'm with Seattle about the shoulders

[Guest guest]

but...what to do if your shoulders are messed up and you can't train

them.

C

Shoulders, on the other hand, can be seen from every angle.

Summertime is sleeveless time and nothing looks better than well

formed deltoids. Poorly developed shoulders are difficult to hide

unless you want to stay under wraps all summer.

[Guest guest]

Me too Stasia and Seattle ladie.

I don't care if I ever have a six pack but nice arms and legs that is

where it is at for me. Lucky for me my arms and legs develope quite

quickly. So abs schmabs give me gams and pipes please.

[Guest guest]

I agree with you 100% on the shoulders! My shoulders are one of my favorite

body parts and people will sometimes look at me weird because it's not a normal

answer (i.e. legs, butt, etc). I have fairly broad shoulders for a female and

when I was in my first challenge, they became nicely developed. Halter tops

were VERY flattering on me and I really liked the way I looked from the front,

side, and back! Plus, I love training shoulders, which made it that much more

of a reward.

M.

S Bachrach <s_bachrach@...> wrote:

Although sixpacks are nice and say a lot about one's dedication and

diet, unless you spend all day at a public pool which most of us

aren't going to do, nobody ever sees them.

Shoulders, on the other hand, can be seen from every angle.

Summertime is sleeveless time and nothing looks better than well

formed deltoids. Poorly developed shoulders are difficult to hide

unless you want to stay under wraps all summer.

I always have to refer to people at the gym I go to. There's this

one girl who has the slender body that everyone would covet but

geez, her arms are soooo skinny it is unbelievable. The rest of her

isn't horribly skinny but she has no biceps, triceps, or shoulders,

and she works out with a trainer. She must eat bagels all the time

and no protein. If I were a real buttinsky type I'd pull her aside

and tell her how to eat.

Stasia

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 5/4/2004 3:11:10 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

seattle_lady2003@... writes:

> Now that I actually have shoulders, for the first time in my life I'll

> be seen in public in a tank top. (I never even owned a tank top or

> anything sleeveless until a few months ago.) I love it. I love having

> shoulders. When I started working out, the thing I wanted most was

> shoulders and now I've got 'em!

>

I always had really skinny arms and now I finally have muscular arms. 'This

reminds me of a comment my 5 year old son made to me the other day. I had on

a summer shirt with very short sleeves. He said " Wow, mommy I haven't seen

your muscles before, because you have been wearing longer sleeves. "