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These generalizations don't represent everyone's preferences, of course. And this particular project was focused on body shape and didn't take into account other physical characteristics like skin tone, facial features, or hair color. But these illustrations help show how what we think of as the "ideal male" has changed significantly over the past years. Search icon A magnifying glass. It indicates, "Click to perform a search". Close icon Two crossed lines that form an 'X'. It indicates a way to close an interaction, or dismiss a notification.
Live Hand-to-Mouth Turbocharge your metabolism and burn through body fat by eating five or six meals, every couple of hours, that are small enough to fit in your palm. This keeps your blood sugar stable and prevents you from getting so famished that you chase fried chicken with powdered doughnut holes. Prioritize Your Pecs The centerpiece of the torso is no longer the six-pack. Thanks to A-listers such as Joe Manganiello and the guys below, pecs are once again a point of pride. Just resist the urge to channel Rambo.
Ever since Arnold Schwarzenegger captivated audiences with the docudrama Pumping Iron , fitness enthusiasts have had a fascination with the world of bodybuilding. Pioneers like "The Arnold" brought lifting weights and consuming copious amounts of protein to the masses, and as a result, many trends in fitness have followed in the footsteps of bodybuilding. It's definitely no surprise that would be the case, as these muscle-bound and lean physiques seem to epitomize the hyper-masculine body—the real-world superhero. And one common area people have looked to bodybuilding for guidance is in nutrition.