Bodybuilding does not have the outreach and support other sports receive from Agencies and Media. It is somewhat marginal compared to other sports.
However, the competitive bodybuilding is one of the hardest activities that an athlete can perform. Competitors in this discipline long periods of time devoted to its preparation, which are not always properly recognized.
Outsiders often blamed bodybuilding results of these physical chemical consumption, but the reality is totally opposed to this slanderous assertion.
If obtaining that level depended on steroids, the street could see scores of individuals with the same level as world champions of this modality.
Only the base resting on an extraordinary genetic constancy of training, proper diet and adequate supplementation can achieve the best physique of the competitor.
But this does not mean that bodybuilding competition does not involve certain risks.
We must take risks to participate in a major competition. But we must accept the responsibilities and try to minimize the risks. In this regard, it is wise to assume that bodybuilders seek to minimize risks.
The physical state that professional bodybuilders will compete not a natural state, and probably healthy, so why risk it. This assertion is not to say that bodybuilding is not a healthy sport. Of course it does. Weight training and develop the body are healthy activities, but the professional bodybuilding involves bringing them into one end. At that level, it is possible that health is no longer a priority: the goal is to become the best. And that means overcoming common human performance.
The same applies to other sports. For example, athletics, this is very healthy and pleasant, but if you intend to become a top marathoner, you must explore the limits of physical performance. That may not be healthy, and there are many risks in it.
These statements show that bodybuilding competition, properly played, is not more dangerous to health than other sports that can be made.
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