Bodybuilding vs. Freakbuilding
In every sport, there are competent and sensible trainers and competitors that chose the pursuit of perfection and beauty; but there are many others that their main goal is to become notorious. This notoriety is achieved at the same time they forget the true nature of the sport. I have always thought that first are sportsmen / sportswomen and the others are just only freaks.
Freaks are notorious because they grab the attention of the media and public in general. Nevertheless, they are empty because they don’t contribute with anything valuable or admirable to the society.
Bodybuilding is a valuable sport because the true nature of this lifestyle promotes good nutrition, proper exercise and a good human body perception based on beauty and health. But you can find many freaks in the bodybuilding scene.
According to the dictionary a freak is any abnormal phenomenon or product or unusual object; anomaly; aberration or a person on exhibition as an example of a strange deviation from nature; monster.
Here you have the most obvious example of a bodybuilding freak.

Always ask yourself if you are a bodybuilder or just a “freakbuilder”. The difference is clear; Pursue beauty and health and you will be on the right track.






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