#body differences

[cursegirlrabbit]

Do you consider all the Pekin ducks to be naturally chubby…I mean they all have the same prominent rear ends and round bellies?

considering its a cartoon world I believe even if they are the same type of duck, there can be different body shapes. Launchpad for example is a duck even with his bigger body size.

now I think that for the animators and comic creators it was just alot easier to make the characters simular size, especially for background characters or characters that get reused alot.

example I feel Gladstone (yes i know hes a half gander half duck) he'd have more fat on his body then donald, since he doesn't adventure or do much or anything that requires exercise. I'd feel like he's probably not larger due to a high metabolism or his good luck effecting that even if he doesn't notice.

Della's body weight would be different to, due to gravity on the moon and the effects it would have on her body (I'm not a expert so I'm not gonna even try to pretend i know how it would effect her) especially since she had been living off gum for the last ten years.

[speckruns]

You know how no two snowflakes are alike? If you think about how complex we are compared to snowflakes, it should come as no surprise that no two people are alike either. I’m guessing you’re…

Every body is built differently, and your unique structure and life experiences should be considered when you follow a training program.

This is why, as you follow any program, it’s important to be aware of how your body—with its unique structure and personal health and injury history—performs and feels. You might need to make adjustments or even find alternatives for some of the exercises. And that’s OK.

If you find that a movement doesn’t feel great for you when you do it as demonstrated, here are four things to consider:

 1. You’re not actually doing it as demonstrated.

 2. You don’t have the strength or mobility (yet!) to do it properly.

 3. You have a temporary limitation in your available range of motion.

 4. You have a permanent limitation in your available range of motion.