Intimidation

Intimidation

            Now, most people workout, to gain strength and add muscle mass, some people workout to gain tone and definition to their muscles, some workout to gain attractiveness for women, and some even workout to add veins to their muscles.  But there are those few that workout, strictly to try to become more intimidating to people that they meet, or maybe that just want to look like they aren’t small and easy to mess with.  I realize this and have decided to make a post just for you people.

            So some people only want to look more intimidating but they find themselves working muscles that don’t help their intimidation level at all.  So you need to understand the effects of working certain muscle groups and how that could affect your intimidation to others.  So the first big and most well know intimidator on the body is the chest.  The chest is one of the biggest muscles in your body and can grow to become huge if you work it right.  Whenever you think of someone intimidating, you think of that guy whose chest is right in your face and sticks out a foot from his body.  The chest is also the muscle that tightens your t-shirts when you wear them and makes you look buffer than you really are.  The next big intimidator is the shoulders, because it’s a well known fact that the guy that has huge shoulders can punch really hard naturally.  With shoulders you need to do heavy weight and little reps to really add size to your shoulders.  The shoulders will also stretch out your shirt from your arms making your arms look larger than they really are.  Biceps are an obvious intimidator on your body, but one that is overlooked all the time is legs.  Leg day is already one of the most important days of the workout week, but if you want to intimidate, people will look at your legs to see how big they are.  If you have a large upper body, then you need an even larger lower body, otherwise you look ridiculous.

            Remember, we’re all in this together, keep your stick on the ice.