Shake It Up Baby: Protein Powder in America Main MenuIntroductionWhere It All StartedThe Science of Protein PowderHow it's madeA youtube video of how they make Whey powder.How It WorksA short videoHow its changedEvolution of the protein powderThe Evolution of the Fitness IndustryHistory of the industryConclusionBibliographykenneth kesterd023ce93bb1d49ea3ebba4d9f653ffb1795931f6
Iris Kyle
12018-11-29T17:40:15-08:00kenneth kesterd023ce93bb1d49ea3ebba4d9f653ffb1795931f6312763https://muscleinsider.com/sites/default/files/styles/node-gallery-display/public/Screen_Shot_2017-11-03_at_7.14.09_PM.png?itok=CjpY9h2dplain2018-11-29T18:19:06-08:00kenneth kesterd023ce93bb1d49ea3ebba4d9f653ffb1795931f6So we’ve inherited an evolutionary and sometimes misogynistic perspective that prevents us from accepting that a woman’s body comes in a variety of shapes and sizes. The mass media today has done a lot of damage in perpetrating this myth as we are now bombarded 24/7 with images of what women ‘should’ look like. This creates a “reality” for our subconscious. The second issues is that yes, women’s bodybuilding is indeed a niche sport, just like other women’s sports that may not get much attention or funding from the vast majority of the public. Anyone here sat and watched hours of women’s archery, or wondered how much “pro archery” athletes make? Call me a realist but I think no matter what people do, bodybuilding (in general) will remain a niche sport.
1media/Pro-Powder.jpgmedia/images.jpg2018-10-23T18:45:37-07:00kenneth kesterd023ce93bb1d49ea3ebba4d9f653ffb1795931f6The Evolution of the Fitness Industrykenneth kester20plain2018-11-29T18:09:32-08:00kenneth kesterd023ce93bb1d49ea3ebba4d9f653ffb1795931f6