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r/BeAmazed • u/Super_Steve117 • Feb 25 '25
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Bodybuilding is a sport in of itself. They are strong. They haven't spent years building the specific muscle groups you'd use to move bags of cement.
0 u/maxru85 Feb 25 '25 Moving a bag of cement makes some valuable work, though 3 u/Associableknecks Feb 25 '25 If you're working in cement moving, sure. Not something a bodybuilder has any reason to train in.
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Moving a bag of cement makes some valuable work, though
3 u/Associableknecks Feb 25 '25 If you're working in cement moving, sure. Not something a bodybuilder has any reason to train in.
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If you're working in cement moving, sure. Not something a bodybuilder has any reason to train in.
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u/Optimal-Golf-8270 Feb 25 '25
Bodybuilding is a sport in of itself. They are strong. They haven't spent years building the specific muscle groups you'd use to move bags of cement.