bigguy
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Post by bigguy on Apr 10, 2005 21:14:23 GMT -5
Hello everyone,
Thanks to the moderator and contributors for a great board. This is my first time to post.
My fiance has just started bodybuilding and she is finding it difficult to find likeminded people in Singapore. She is naturally muscular and has been a competive swimmer and is a currently a swim coach. The predominant fear amongst women at the gym of 'becoming too muscular' is not one that she shares, as she hopes to build on her naturally impressive physique.
Does anyone know of a place or maybe a training partner where she will hear words of encouragement to help her fulfill her goals of becoming bigger and more muscular, rather than comments like 'don't lift too heavy'?
Please, I am not looking for more of the negative comments about women being muscular. There are already enough of those types of comments on this board. This is a bodyBUILDING board after all.
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Post by Univarse9 on Apr 11, 2005 1:13:33 GMT -5
We used to have a heavy lifter called Ironvixen around here, but she's been MIA as of late.  |
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Post by lok3 on May 3, 2005 3:17:59 GMT -5
Yar cos of the captnj incident she siam together with him  |
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Sofyan
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Post by Sofyan on May 6, 2005 20:44:09 GMT -5
I know of a Female Personal Trainer who is an ex-bodybuilder.
I don't tknow if she is looking for a training partner.
But she will take your gf as a client thats for sure.
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Post by KelvinL on May 15, 2005 11:27:45 GMT -5
What exactly is the captnj incident ?
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Post by Hardcore on May 16, 2005 21:50:47 GMT -5
Hello everyone, Thanks to the moderator and contributors for a great board. This is my first time to post. My fiance has just started bodybuilding and she is finding it difficult to find likeminded people in Singapore. She is naturally muscular and has been a competive swimmer and is a currently a swim coach. The predominant fear amongst women at the gym of 'becoming too muscular' is not one that she shares, as she hopes to build on her naturally impressive physique. Does anyone know of a place or maybe a training partner where she will hear words of encouragement to help her fulfill her goals of becoming bigger and more muscular, rather than comments like 'don't lift too heavy'? Please, I am not looking for more of the negative comments about women being muscular. There are already enough of those types of comments on this board. This is a bodyBUILDING board after all. le.com i know there;s a all female gym in singapore, she's going to fit right in.. but i can't really remember what is it called right now.. |
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Post by Oracle on May 17, 2005 4:26:15 GMT -5
i know there;s a all female gym in singapore, she's going to fit right in.. but i can't really remember what is it called right now.. if im not wrong, it is called Amore something.. located at former Lido theatre (dunno what is the name of that new bldg). |
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jaslynk
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Post by jaslynk on May 20, 2005 12:13:58 GMT -5
Hello everyone, Thanks to the moderator and contributors for a great board. This is my first time to post. My fiance has just started bodybuilding and she is finding it difficult to find likeminded people in Singapore. She is naturally muscular and has been a competive swimmer and is a currently a swim coach. The predominant fear amongst women at the gym of 'becoming too muscular' is not one that she shares, as she hopes to build on her naturally impressive physique. Does anyone know of a place or maybe a training partner where she will hear words of encouragement to help her fulfill her goals of becoming bigger and more muscular, rather than comments like 'don't lift too heavy'? Please, I am not looking for more of the negative comments about women being muscular. There are already enough of those types of comments on this board. This is a bodyBUILDING board after all. Hi, I am wrost than your gf. I am skinny, but I like gym very much. I hate it when the pple in the gym stare at me unfriendly when I teach my male friend the proper usage of equipments. My main point is just to prevent my friend from injury. What's wrong with that? Or is it b'cos my friend is more fatter than me? And some uncles even come and teach me which buttons to press when I was about to do that. Haha...thanks. I appreciate that. You know what? My worst nightmare was when pple look down on skinny pple like me. I'll have to explain to pple, why skinny pple have to exercise too. They always like to tell me that I over skinny like a bamboo, so why exercise? Sigh...when will they understand what is execise? ;D |
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Sofyan
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Post by Sofyan on May 23, 2005 4:55:08 GMT -5
Don't worry it is not how big you are. But how you perform.  |
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GoldenKri
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Post by GoldenKri on May 30, 2005 12:15:08 GMT -5
Is there such serious women who are into bodybuilding, even on this forum? I meant that are women really into fitness? Even nowadays?
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Post by Hardcore on May 30, 2005 21:19:01 GMT -5
My sister  Well she's not in the forum |
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GoldenKri
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Post by GoldenKri on May 31, 2005 13:07:30 GMT -5
My friends who I'm training with/for now want to earn tight, sexy abs!!!
Any lady wanting to have abs that badly? ;D
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jaslynk
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Post by jaslynk on Jun 12, 2005 7:31:18 GMT -5
Why not? Abs is good. Some of my female instructors train hard to have packs.  |
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GoldenKri
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Post by GoldenKri on Jun 12, 2005 11:08:38 GMT -5
so r u working out on ur abs just like ur female instructors? ;D
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jaslynk
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Post by jaslynk on Jun 13, 2005 7:13:11 GMT -5
No, I can't. They're doing abs 200 times daily. I need to rest as I've injurt my back n my left leg. I am going to get my 4 packs back after a good rest.  |
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