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You know, there is a world of difference between each of those things: > good luck with that if you do any physical activity > close to a competitive > on re
by lambdadmitry 9y ago
You know, there is a world of difference between each of those things:
> good luck with that if you do any physical activity
> close to a competitive
> on recreational level (how is this is even a thing? "competitive on a recreational level"?)
> you won't look like you lift
You've just substituted "any physical activity" for the "do you even lift bro" culture. Please don't do this and try to understand that the majority of people don't need or even want to be bodybuilders. For them Soylent is A-OK.
- rubber_duck 9y agoThere's a huge gap between DYEL and BB - you can have a physique most would find desirable/attractive without even coming close to BB level - but you can't do it on 20% protein, the best you can do on that is be skinny. When I said "any physical activity" I should have said "actively engaging in a sport" fair enough - but it doesn't have to be lifting, that's just the example you mentioned with benching. Your performance will go to shit in endurance sports on that low protein as well simply because catabolism would wreck your muscles and you wouldn't have enough protein to recover.
- dwaltrip 9y ago> You can have a physique most would find desirable/attractive without even coming close to BB level - but you can't do it on 20% protein, the best you can do on that is be skinny. This statement is ridiculous. You can't have a physique that many would find attractive unless you're bulking with extra protein? Perhaps you meant to say something less presumptuous, like you won't look "ripped" unless you are taking protein.
- rubber_duck 9y agobtw. competitive on a recreational level means you aren't a professional athlete (you don't make money from it/do it full time) but you still want to compete in amateur categories.