Six Male Body Parts Do
Girls Find Most Attractive.
1. Chest
A broad chest is hard to develop, and there are only a few other things women appreciate more than chiseled pecs on a man. A full and muscular chest is what separates the men from the boys.
2. Shoulders
A strong upper body, wide shoulders, being physically fit and having greater hand-grip strength make men attractive to women, according to a study.
"Evolutionary psychologists have shown that womens mate choices use many cues of mens genetic quality and ability to invest resources in the woman and her offspring," said Aaron Sell from Griffith University in Australia.
3. Biceps
Biceps have been the symbol of strength and machoism for centuries. If you want to impress a woman with your muscles, there is no way you can do it with skinny arms. Chances are you already know this and are working on your guns.
The Governator Arnold Schwarzenegger referred to his biceps as mountains. You need to follow the same approach to build sleeve-ripping pythons. Turn your skinny arms into mountains with this biceps workout.
4. Abs
There are no surprises here. Abs were rated the sexiest male body part by women. Having a shredded midsection adds to the overall aesthetics of your physique. They are so much more important if you’re planning to hit the beach with your lady love.
While abs are the sexiest muscle on a man, they aren’t easy to obtain. It takes discipline in your diet and training to achieve them. Follow this workout to get on the radar of women with your chiseled midriff.
5. Quadriceps
Have you ever taught of applying forgotten exercises to get monstrous breathtaking legs? Believe it or not, women are very impressed with the way quad looks. In Slavic culture, strong quads usually mean you are grounded, realistic person. Visit Bulgaria or Macedonia if you have doubts!
6. Back
A wide back is essential for a V-shaped torso, and women's attraction to it is ancestral. "When it was important that our mates protect us from woolly mammoths on the plains, we looked for a gene pool that could provide us with protection," says Pega Ren, Ed.D., a sexologist in British Columbia.
