The primary factors in achieving an elite bodybuilding physique are genetics and the ability to maintain consistency with nutrition and training, rather than just training intensity or pharmaceutical

“the most important factor other than time spent in the gym about how jacked and lean you going to get is genetics and it is a hugely hugely important factor”

Genetics are a requirement for reaching the elite, championship level in bodybuilding.

“But genetics, you still have to have right genetics like anyone can make progress, but to go to the elite level when you start talking, okay, to be Mr. Olympia, like you have to have a a good sway of genetics.”

Elite natural genetics will consistently produce a superior physique compared to a non-natural individual with poor genetics.

“You take the most elite genetics in the world and you train 100% natural compared to a guy on every steroid that you can think of who has horrible genetics, the the elite natural looks way better every single time.”

Jordynne Grace has decided to stop competing in bodybuilding because the restrictive dieting required for the sport negatively impacts her well-being.

“I did compete one time and will likely never do it again why I just love I love ice cream too much it was the worst time of my life like not eating”

Modern bodybuilding has become unhealthy and lacks the artistic quality of previous decades due to excessive drug use and poor posing.

“See, back when I was competing, bodybuilding was like art. It was amazing. The waist were small. Everybody when they were posing, they would learn how to pose and make it entertaining where people would watch it and go, "Wow." But now, a lot of them don't even have posing routines.”

Alex Tilinca believes that professional bodybuilding is not a healthy sport, especially during the extreme phases of competition prep.

“it is not a healthy sport like honestly once you get to like the deeper deeper prep the grueling part it becomes unhealthy”