How many years would I be able to have a more muscular body if I am participating in a team sport regularly?
I am a preteen and plan to join our school's varsity. I am thin and lean and want to have a body transformation. Will I be more muscular in my senior year if I participate in a team sport on a regular basis?
Best answer:
Answer by there
1 year
Add your own answer in the comments!
Fresh Start Promise: 28 Days to Total Body, Mind, Spirit Transformation by... | US $1.00 End Date: Friday May-18-2012 4:32:40 PDT Buy It Now for only: US $1.00 Buy it now | Add to watch list |
 | US $61.00 (10 Bids) End Date: Friday May-18-2012 6:29:15 PDT Bid now | Add to watch list |
Related posts:
- Is this a good 1 year body transformation?
- Women what sport do you think produces men with the best bodies?What type of athletes have the best body?
- I have a muscular body shape and want to look more feminine (shape wise) How?
- Q&A: Body transformation at bodybuilding.com?
- Q&A: i want to do body transformation i wanna be look like jason statham pls help me?
yes but u must be seriuosly commited, its much easier if u just start working out in a gym or at home with pushups and situps
When I was 12, I was kind of skinny and not very athletic. That’s the year I started getting involved in the sport of wrestling. I can tell you with absolute certainty that getting involved in sports will transform your body very quickly.
Within a season of practice and competition, people could really notice a change in my body. My muscles were already bigger, my posture was a lot more athletic, and was physically able to run, climb, lift, and move like never before. By the time I was 16, the routine of competing, drilling, lifting, and running got me into serious physical shape.
I didn’t start competing in sports in order to have a better body, but that’s basically what varsity wrestling did to me. In senior year, I was in peak shape at 18, all muscle. As part of my training, I lifted weights intensely and kept a really disciplined diet… all for competition. I’m in college now, and a bit more relaxed on the training, but my goal is to maintain myself in really good shape, and competing in a sport was the best way for me to get that way in the first place.
If you’re looking for motivation to get yourself strong and physically skilled, go for a sport and work hard at it! It’s a great motivation.