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ยป do you think the trump era killed modern bodybuilding?
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post 1637239103 04-27-2021, 06:27 PM
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do you think the trump era killed modern bodybuilding?

from 2015-2020, there was a shift to guys caring more about finance + money to get chicks than bodybuilding to impress chicks. the 2006-2013 is when bodybuilding was really popular and then was phased out

like r/wallstreetsbets and robinhood trading is still popular.

entrepreneurship + real estate became big industry everyone wanted to make more money.

Am I wrong? or did anyone else think this too?
post 1637239383 04-27-2021, 06:31 PM
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cuz BBing sucks. all you need is cell tech. you can even take cell tech, NOT workout and still get bigger in a couple months then a natty in a year. SOOO much contradicting information makes it easy to be overloaded and not know what direction to go in. not to mention is mostly genetics too.
post 1637239603 04-27-2021, 06:34 PM
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Digital media/social media killed it. Nobody is buying magazines anymore. I used to love Flex and Muscular Development.


Now it's just asshats on Instagram "private trainers and influencers"
I don't know either lol
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