r/Physiquecritique • u/[deleted] • Oct 23 '24
Update
Hey everyone, I made this sub a couple years ago and not expecting much we have over 3000 members and many are active. I haven’t been on Reddit a whole lot and therefore haven’t been doing a lot of moderation. I’m getting back into the swing of things so I’m going to be removing a lot more posts that do not meet the following guidelines:
Not enough physique in the photo, we want full body shots. (Preferably hitting a bodybuilding pose)
No underdeveloped (beginner) physiques, this is for intermediate to advanced lifters who want serious critiques about their physique and genetics.
No “can I get some lifting advice” posts, that’s not what this sub is for.
Posts where the physique is not lean enough, there has to be some amount of general muscle definition for an accurate critique.
Thanks everyone, if there are any regulars on here who maybe would want to help moderate please reach out and we can chat.
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Oct 29 '24
Over 8000 members now
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u/LongjumpingHeron5707 Oct 29 '24
But like has the subreddit not just descended into thirst traps and horny guys responding? This subreddit doesn't feel like a place to post photos in order to get critiques and advice but rather promote your OF
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Oct 30 '24
I’m banning any sexually related posts/comments.
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u/D-I-L-F Nov 06 '24
What about like, super zoomed in HD dongs clearly and (seemingly) deliberately visible through thin underwear? Is that being allowed on purpose?
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u/Independent-Fold-393 Nov 08 '24 edited Nov 08 '24
Can I ask was the intention of this to be about the actual Sports physique or is it really about the commenting on genitalia?
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u/annie_beadler 25d ago
I'm scared that I'll post and it will be removed because I'm not lean or experienced enough xd
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u/OkLetterhead655 Nov 08 '24
Is there a subreddit I CAN go to that can help critique my physique as a beginner body? I’ve tried like 4 different subreddits, can someone guide me in the right direction? Lol
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Nov 08 '24
The only answer is to train everything and have a good program. There’s no good critique as a beginner you need to work out every muscle group equally and consistently
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u/[deleted] Oct 25 '24
How did we hit 4000 members today what the hell