Blanca looks like a malnourished fish.
Blanca looks like a malnourished fish.
Skateboarding punk rock chics
glub glub wrote:
Blanca looks like a malnourished fish.
Or a concentration camp survivor.
Brad Pitt from fight club
Easy.
Soccer players and rowers. The reason is they both have ripped, all-over definition, are slender but neither skinny or bulky.
Long distance runners and football players, as a whole, are the least attractive.
That being said, generally speaking, any athlete's body is better than a couch potato's.
Male Rugby Players (the real football NFL players wish they were that tough!)
Female middle-distance and tennis players. Hands Down
It depends a little for individual preference. My take is male swimmers and female mid-distance runners.
I know that chick....she owns and runs a crossfit affiliate. When I met her the first time at her gym I was expecting a dude because she has a dude's name. I will tell you her adams apple is bigger than most dudes. Great body, not a great face and far from "lovely"
on the water wrote:
You could also Google Image "Crossfit women". Lovely.
http://crossfitames.typepad.com/.a/6a00e5513e093388340120a53e7d38970c-pi.
this is why i keep coming back to letsrun
meant in response to "Wise Guy"
Alenka Bikar's ass does it for me.
hawdy wrote:
Alenka Bikar's ass does it for me.
Didn't know who she was so I googled her. Loved that approximately 80% of the google images that came up were of her fantastic hindquarters.
Men: Sumo
Women: Curling
bobby e. wrote:
Not swimmers. I did not enjoy watching them shaking out their jiggly arms in Beijing 2008 while I was waiting for the track events to begin. I guess Phelps was more "cut" than most.
Swimmers tend to have a higher percentage of body fat, has to do with bouyancy, variable density, etc. Plus, when they finish an event, their body and especially their midsection is swollen from exertion.
What?!?!
Gustave the Giant Croc wrote:
Plus, when they finish an event, their body and especially their midsection is swollen from exertion.
I have to give major consideration to rollerbladers. I can't speak to the upper body , but women who rollerblade on courses that require a bit of hill work have the best glute/thigh combo I've ever seen.
I guess a gal who rollerblades to a cliff - then climbs it...would be my choice. They are hard to find , however. :)
