Constantin Denis
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Shoulder to waist ratio and legs to torso ratio matter more, but insertions are crucial for aesthetics too. Don't worry tho, if your shoulders are wide and waist is small, you will look amazing despite shit insertions. Now let's get to them.
Having a square chest:
Having a square chest with no gaps between the pecs and good symmetry will make you look like a greek god
You can still look like a god even with a slight gap, considering your chest is still square: for example jeff seid with a very slight gap in the lower chest.
But look at this absolute spartan:
The difference between average and god tier chest insertions:
Biceps insertions:
Check how many fingers can you fit between the biceps and the end of your arm while flexing. The lower the space the better. For example David Laid can fit about 2, as his bicep gap looks just like mine, that categorizes as good biceps genetics, same thing with Jeff Seid, and his arms look huge.
Keep in mind Arnold had quite a huge gap, yet his arms were insane. But for aesthetics, you want your arms to look fuller.
Types of bicep peaks:
Triceps/ Shoulder insertions:
You want a low tricep insertion, otherwise, a high insertion might connect too much behind your rear delt which will give you this look:
No clear separation between tricep and shoulder as you can see
Now some examples of good separation between them:
As for the shoulders same thing, you want them to stand out from the rest of the arm muscles, to create a round look and make them pop out.
Different shapes:
Lats insertions: Low vs high
In my opinion, high lats insertions look more aesthetic, because they make the waist look smaller. Could be a factor in aesthtics.
Core insertions (abs/obliques/adonis belt):
For abs, as long as you have no gaps, they will look good, but symmetrical would be ideal. Also, crucial to have a small waist and small hips. Number of abs also matter, majority of population has 4/6 packs but 8 packs are extremely rare.
Variations:
Upper obliques and adonis belt: Are they visible or not ?
Quads:
They just make your legs stand out from your body.
Calves:
High insertions look good, low insertions look like shit
Low:
High:
All olympic runners have high insertions. You can't run fast with low insertions.
Difference in size between muscles/proportions:
Other of my threads about frame and proportios:
Having a square chest:
Having a square chest with no gaps between the pecs and good symmetry will make you look like a greek god
You can still look like a god even with a slight gap, considering your chest is still square: for example jeff seid with a very slight gap in the lower chest.
But look at this absolute spartan:
The difference between average and god tier chest insertions:
Biceps insertions:
Check how many fingers can you fit between the biceps and the end of your arm while flexing. The lower the space the better. For example David Laid can fit about 2, as his bicep gap looks just like mine, that categorizes as good biceps genetics, same thing with Jeff Seid, and his arms look huge.
Keep in mind Arnold had quite a huge gap, yet his arms were insane. But for aesthetics, you want your arms to look fuller.
Types of bicep peaks:
Triceps/ Shoulder insertions:
You want a low tricep insertion, otherwise, a high insertion might connect too much behind your rear delt which will give you this look:
No clear separation between tricep and shoulder as you can see
Now some examples of good separation between them:
As for the shoulders same thing, you want them to stand out from the rest of the arm muscles, to create a round look and make them pop out.
Different shapes:
Lats insertions: Low vs high
In my opinion, high lats insertions look more aesthetic, because they make the waist look smaller. Could be a factor in aesthtics.
Core insertions (abs/obliques/adonis belt):
For abs, as long as you have no gaps, they will look good, but symmetrical would be ideal. Also, crucial to have a small waist and small hips. Number of abs also matter, majority of population has 4/6 packs but 8 packs are extremely rare.
Variations:
Upper obliques and adonis belt: Are they visible or not ?
Quads:
They just make your legs stand out from your body.
Calves:
High insertions look good, low insertions look like shit
Low:
High:
All olympic runners have high insertions. You can't run fast with low insertions.
Difference in size between muscles/proportions:
Other of my threads about frame and proportios:
The head to height ratio pill
An average person is generally 7-and-a-half heads tall (including the head). An ideal figure, used when aiming for an impression of NOBILITY AND GRACE, is drawn at 8 heads tall. You want to have at a ratio of at least 8 heads. The bigger the ratio the more heroic one looks. That's why...
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