I know what a lot of you are thinking. Bodybuilding? We don’t want to be bodybuilders. But this is a huge misconception about this phenomenal online resource. Let me tell you from some experience why you need to go to www.bodybuilding.com and see what they have to offer. Disclaimer: I have no official connection to the website and I am doing this simply because I think it can help any readers that are interested in being HEALTHIER!
I have it bookmarked on my Chrome bookmark bar and this is why.
1. Store: Obviously, they need to make serious money to stay in business because it is a massive operation, which I’ll say more about later. If you are interested in taking supplements, keep reading… if not, I won’t force anything on you because I have mixed feelings about supplements. The website gives user reviews on every product, a massive selection of supplements, and very competitive prices. I buy ALL of my supplements from Amazon or this website. What I love the most is the promotions they have. Free shaker cups, t-shirts, gym bags with the purchase of your supplements and on top of all that… they send you a ton of free samples depending on the size of your order. Last time, on a $100 order, I easily got $25 dollars of free supplements (mostly good ones) on top of two free shakers and a drawstring bag. Just saying, you can do your unbiased research and get a great deal.
2. Bodyspace: This is the workout world’s equivalent of MySpace. It is a social media medium in its own way, but it’s very useful. I have a Bodyspace but I have never used it. Nevertheless, I can tell you that you can track progress in terms of measurements, body fat and weight, and other goals. You can set goals and work towards them. You can even post your own workouts for others to use… and so much more. The best part is that out of the million users nearly all of them are friendly, motivating, and supportive because if they aren’t, they aren’t welcome. It’s free, by the way, and has literally changed thousands of people’s lives for the better. Just go on and ask those people, and check out their progress.
3. Articles: Free fitness articles, free recipes, free workouts, free information that competes with any magazine out there. Fitness professionals (some that I like more than others) provide you with great information born from brutal experience and education. They have everything from a book worth of protein powder recipes all the way to interviews with really fascinating people.
So those are my three biggest reasons that you should check the site out if you’re interested in any fitness related goal. Nutrition, workouts, motivation… they have everything and more, go check it out.
Okay, Bodybuilding.com, time to hire me!
We recently tried out the chocolate peanut butter combat powder and I absolutely love it! It was the first thing I tried from bodybuilding.com and it definitely won’t be the last 🙂
Definitely, so awesome
Yes, I love this site! It’s an amazing resource. The training programs and videos are outstanding and I love the Jamie Eason’s LiveFit trainer program. I also just bought the Optimum Women’s Performance Stack. 🙂 The iPhone app is fantastic too. Thanks for posting about this awesome site!!
Yes!!
I love this website! I check it for supplement reviews and the exercise tutorials! Great post
I agree. The website is a great resource and the members are friendly. I, too, have an account and never use it. Maybe it’s time to pick it back up. It’s great for inspiration, which I’ve been lacking this season.
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