It is comfortable for people to look at the athletes' muscle figure, but some people feel uncomfortable looking at those muscles from fitness, because their muscle properties are different, their ways of obtaining them are different, and their forms of expression are different. Generally speaking, athletes' muscles are more inclined to endurance, while fitness muscles are more inclined to strength.

First of all, let's simply distinguish the types of muscles. Muscles can be divided into endurance type and explosive type. Endurance type is athletes' muscles with more blood vessels. They can ensure the timely supply of oxygen, and the endurance of the body will be much better than that of ordinary muscles. But this endurance muscle needs long-term exercise and needs to adhere to a fixed exercise method every day. The muscles obtained in the gym are explosive muscles, which are obtained by anaerobic exercise and have no endurance.

People go to the gym more for a good figure, for their own comfort and for the comfort of others. It doesn't mean that they expect this muscle to win any championship, nor do they expect this muscle to fight. Therefore, there are too many malicious speculations about the muscles you get in the gym, and it is really unnecessary to say it, because everyone's needs are different. Athletes rely on professional skills to eat, and everyone goes to the gym, just saying that they want to be better, healthier and get more.

Everyone's goals are different, and the requirements cannot be exactly the same. The reason why people hate this kind of muscle exercised in the gym is not that they hate the muscles exercised, but that they hate the way of showing off. If you exercise in the gym for a year and a half, you will take pictures every day. Naturally, everyone hates it, but if you exercise yourself for health, it's nothing, and it won't cause too many people's malicious speculation and criticism.