How Fitness Influencers Trick You Into Looking Bigger Than They Are

See if you can spot these things in their content.

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Descargo de Responsabilidad: Marco Is Big no es un profesional certificado en salud, fitness ni médico. Siempre consulte con un proveedor de atención médica antes de comenzar cualquier programa de ejercicios o rutina de entrenamiento, especialmente si tiene condiciones preexistentes. Al seguir los consejos o ejercicios de estos videos, lo hace bajo su propio riesgo. Marco Is Big no se hace responsable de ninguna pérdida o daño directo o indirecto que pueda resultar del uso de la información contenida en este video, incluyendo pero no limitándose a lesiones, enfermedades o fallecimientos. Los resultados pueden variar. Siempre priorice su seguridad y bienestar.

[MarcoIsBig]

See if you can spot these things in their content.
Just for clarification, it's great to film yourself or take photos in cool lighting, I also like doing this from time to time but the majority of the time it's just raw lighting with many people around where I will look how I really do.
I'm into keeping it real.

[mangomariel]

I get your point, and some influencers definitely do tricks to enhance their look.

But "filming raw" on a mobile camera does not give a more real representation then an expensive professional camera. It is actually the other way around.

A pro camera will have way more detail, sharpness, resolution, allowing it to capture small details on your muscles like your veins and skin texture (and acne) Those details are not fake.

It will also be way better at capturing the real dynamic range of the light in the room, allowing it to capture small shadows between muscles. Those shadows are not fake.

A mobile camera have very bad details, and light range, and the footage will look blurry, smudged and flat.

People are used to mobile footage so maybe it is more relatable to what they could film themselves, but it is not more real then a pro camera. It is less real.

[miamidolphinsfan]

Marco, that was a great & candid chat, and I appreciated it brother

[JulianHarmless]

Would be interested in seeing a write up of a week of your training in terms of exercises and sets/reps