-ing genetics?
For example: Person A has below average bodybuilding genetics and lifts for over 30 years, producing Person B who has average bodybuilding genetics who lifts for 30 years, producing Person C who has above average bodybuilding genetics, producing Person D who has good bodybuilding genetics, producing Person E who has excellent bodybuilding genetics...etc...
Or would it work in an entirely different manner?
Discuss....
From jaejonna
"Probably 6 to 10 generations... is my guess , but that would mean like 6 to 10 generations of family members busting thier arses and pushing themselves to their genetic potential."
It seems like some of you guys think that by lifting you are improving your children's bbing genetics. You are not. You can lift for decades and reach your absolute limits bbing wise but that will have zero affect on the genes you pass on to your kids. You lifting does not equal more muscular children. The only way to deliberately improve your children's muscular genetics would be selective breeding(unless you can alter them manually) or dumb luck like someone said about many top athletes having very average parents, they just got lucky in the combination of 2 averages equaled an extraordinary, random probability.
