Debater with big muscles

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I want to be a debater with big muscles. So I bought dumbbells and started lifting. Before this, I only did chair dips and push ups because I lacked proper weights to lift and had to train with body weight exercises.


I think having muscles is an advantage in a debate because it could make other person too scared to make argument. My only issue is that I look like a 15 year old, so people still assume I am young and shy.


I have also ordered some supplements online, such as protein, creatine, sugar and whatever else comes in that mass gainer.


But its not exactly fun for me, because I am starting to miss days when I was skinny and couldnt lift more than 20 KG.


I hate that you cant be a skinny body builder unless you go with Bruce Lee style of training, but even that one makes your shoulders and chest big.


I hope my arms dont grow too big.


I am eating a lot of sugar because sugar is fuel for muscles. Most people dont know that muscles use sugar to make movement. I can do a lot of repetitions with low weight thanks to high sugar diet which is my invention. Everyone else wants to keep sugar in diet low, but that is actually impossible because the only other option is to take lots of fat, and that is less useful for muscles and brain. Both muscles and brain use sugar as primary fuel source.

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@SatanLucy

Debaters need strong muscles around their mouth and throat for speaking forcefully. Lifting weights only develop your arms allowing you to carry more garbage.

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@Debby

I think you mean, Debaters need strong muscles around their fingers.

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@Debby, @FLRW, @SatanLucy

I prefer a strong well developed central muscle.


Whereas for online debating one only requires a strong brain and at least one functioning finger.


Though if one practices the Borgnine method, then upper and lower arm agility and a good level of dexterity are essential.


An enthusiastic team workout is also good for overall central muscle fitness and general well being.


Sometimes it might be prudent to wear a flexible and durable rubber overcoat during group workouts, especially in damp conditions...If you get my drift.

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@SergeantLynch
I prefer a strong well developed central muscle.


I need big arms. I do 100 repetitions of 10 KG dumbbells in one day, which is bad. I see people do much more. And my arms arent big enough to be a scary debater. My chest and shoulders are fine, but I need big arms to be able to be a scary debater.

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@SatanLucy

So you can pound the table harder than your opponent. Good strategy!!

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@Debby

If you want to see big muscles come to our Big Bang Club!

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@FLRW

 "it takes more than muscles for debating" means that relying solely on forceful, aggressive tactics is not enough to win an argument or be effective in a debate

. Just as a bodybuilder's raw strength doesn't guarantee victory in every sport, a debater's aggression will fail without critical intellectual and rhetorical skills. All you will get is a big bang hollow sound.

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