Nude fitness models

I figured out what to say about Veronica, yesterday. Now, I have to figure out what
to say about Carina. She’s practically grown up nude in front of a camera lens.
She’s received some great exposure, so I started dismissing her when I saw her
because she’s the kind of model you just see so much, it’s like, okay, more of the
same. These pictures from the new Met Art update made me stop and take notice.
Carina met-art.com
I don’t know when it happened but at some point in time she developed one of the
great rears in the business. I can’t compare her to Veronica because Veronica’s
pictures are not as explicit as these. Pudenda makes a huge difference. Carina
is bent over in these pictures and being able to see her genitalia makes them better
pictures automatically, just from a visceral perspective.
Carina from behind met-art.com

This is a seriously nice butt, yet, you can’t consider her a butt model. She has
great legs and a great face as well, but her toned tush has emerged as her most
appealing aspect, and it was rightfully exploited and featured by the photographer
Luca Helios for the shoot. The lighting is a bit flat and the images are dull as
a result. However, the the shots are composed nicely, are centered, and in focus
for the most part. This set is about sex as much as it is about Carina. The close
up shots are very intimate and inviting. Carina presents herself with a smile.
I have to imagine she works for her figure, too. I don’t know what she needs to
do to stay the size she is, but it shows in the muscle definition in her back and
in her midsection. It’s nothing over-the-top, just beautiful feminine fitness.
That can be a fine line for some women, becoming too fit.

The model Susanna Spears who has modeled for pretty much every website out there,
has in recent years, reinvented herself into a kind of fitness guru. Now, there
is nothing wrong with a woman who stays in shape. Some guys love She-Hulks,
but for others, a woman can go to far. This is not even an issue with Carina. Can
the same thing be said for Susanna? I don’t think so, but check out one of her videos.

Susana Spears Fitness video

Now, ask yourself, is there a marked improvement from what she was?
Susana Spears thumbnail
Susana Spears thumbnail Susana Spears thumbnail Susana Spears thumbnail
Susana Spears thumbnail Susana Spears thumbnail Susana Spears thumbnail
Susana Spears thumbnail Susana Spears thumbnail Susana Spears thumbnail
Susana Spears thumbnail Susana Spears thumbnail Susana Spears thumbnail
Susana Spears thumbnail Susana Spears thumbnail Susana Spears thumbnail

She was fine the way she was. She was softer, but was she sexier? That depends on
your preference, I suppose. The point is though that she was very sexy before
she took up fitness. The main difference I see in her and a lot of women who
are committed to exercise regiments is the muscle definition in their
arms and shoulders. Lifting weights is a sure way for a woman to begin to cut
the figure of a small man. Her videos focus on cardio training and aerobics, mainly,
but you can tell she lifts too. This issue of self-improvement vs. self-destruction,
and when and how people go to far, is really always a topic of discussion,
but the weight of its reality isn’t as profound until you deal with it in your
real life. Clothing is one of those things that makes humans what they are.
Even remote indigenous tribes covered themselves to some extent. In civilized
cultures clothing is an obsession, yet it’s being nude that the human mind
is preoccupied with, consciously or subconsciously.

Like I said, Carina is really in no danger. Her toned midsection and back look great.
Carina met-art.com
If I were her though, or a woman in general, I would not start lifting weights.
I don’t know if this was an artistic decision or not, but the choice of location
for me worked very well. Her body and complexion stand out against white stucco
walls and kind of mirror the earthy, clay tones of the floor. The splash of green
in the background of some of the images enhanced the palette more with a little yellow
as well. She blends into the Spanish Mesa setting perfectly. The pedestal
adds a nice touch of the exotic, which is what she is essentially.

347 thoughts on “Nude fitness models

  1. Pingback: The Nude Arts – Popular Topic: Nipples: shapes and sizes

  2. There is more to life than looking a particular type if aesthetic. Lifting weights improves all sorts of health parameters including mitochondrial function and the prevention of sarcopenia and osteoporosis, both of which are much more prevalent in women. Taking steroids and looking like a man is going too far, having a normal amount of muscle built up and a decent amount of leaness is not.

  3. Pingback: web hosting

  4. Pingback: Kathie Melloy

  5. Pingback: Newton Ceparano

  6. Pingback: Rudolf Liedke

  7. Pingback: Clair Cherebin

  8. Pingback: Bennett Marsette

  9. Pingback: Kenya Battis

  10. Pingback: Leonore Alvanez

  11. Pingback: Beula Pals

  12. Pingback: Francie Kourkoumellis

  13. Pingback: Clay Senti

  14. Pingback: Elyse Esaw

  15. Pingback: Marlena Montejo

  16. Pingback: Ahmed Jacobo

  17. Pingback: Duncan Morgenstern

  18. Pingback: Timothy Lahip

  19. Pingback: Agustin Sarcinella

  20. Pingback: Katherina Mcgrail

  21. Pingback: Lacy Nucci

  22. Pingback: Kori Wozniak

  23. Pingback: Margarito Kindl

  24. Pingback: Kamala Sanosyan

  25. Pingback: Joey Widby

  26. Pingback: Hoa Lesinski

  27. Pingback: Marisol Pfahler

  28. Pingback: Eleanora Hazekamp

  29. Pingback: Ned Tingstrom

  30. Pingback: Jong Cormack

  31. Pingback: Kaye Bey

  32. Pingback: Mia Eighmey

  33. Pingback: Jerri Giza

  34. Pingback: Julian Teklu

  35. Pingback: Nella Borgeson

  36. Pingback: Penelope Alecca

  37. Pingback: Elise Johnosn

  38. Pingback: Diego Kneisley

  39. Pingback: Damian Sanschagrin

  40. Pingback: Yolando Vanbeck

  41. Pingback: Brenton Plowman

  42. Pingback: Lincoln Ahuja

  43. Pingback: Bambi Paterno

  44. Pingback: Natosha Shon

  45. Pingback: Octavia Jalkut

  46. Pingback: Alyson Akery

  47. Pingback: Melia Berken

  48. Pingback: Shon Rumpf

  49. Pingback: Rich Rittichier

  50. Pingback: Lavette Olberding

  51. Pingback: Annamaria Agard

  52. Pingback: Brigette Heller

  53. Pingback: Cori Wiltse

  54. Pingback: Idella Mellom

  55. Pingback: Aundrea Mahi

  56. Pingback: Lan Ploennigs

  57. Pingback: Kris Houseknecht

  58. Pingback: Lisbeth Narimatsu

  59. Pingback: Tandy Winberg

  60. Pingback: Delilah Badini

  61. Pingback: Astrid Shetter

  62. Pingback: Newton Reppert

  63. Pingback: Spencer Bibo

  64. Pingback: Tamra Maxey

  65. Pingback: Fransisca Mciff

  66. Pingback: Garth Mignogna

  67. Pingback: Ashley Vaughan

  68. Pingback: Freeman Beall

  69. Pingback: Daryl Swaringen

  70. Pingback: Stevie Ismael

  71. Pingback: Hermina Strine

  72. Pingback: Birgit Schuckman

  73. Pingback: Jesus Kasparek

  74. Pingback: Rufina Giscombe

  75. Pingback: Irving Depa

  76. Pingback: Russell Silvius

  77. Pingback: Caroyln Jurgens

  78. Pingback: Dick Lenhard

  79. Pingback: Gianna Gangestad

  80. Pingback: Ivory Capwell

  81. Pingback: Suzette Gainforth

  82. Pingback: text your ex back review

  83. Pingback: Rodrigo Vollrath

  84. Pingback: Linh Covitt

  85. Pingback: Clarine Deppner

  86. Pingback: Ed Shehane

  87. Pingback: Penney Shonerd

  88. Pingback: Dale Debrito

  89. Pingback: Octavia Protsman

  90. Pingback: Dora Saintignon

  91. Pingback: Debora Schaecher

  92. Pingback: Genie Wiese

  93. Pingback: Alan Libman

  94. Pingback: Carisa Peccia

  95. Pingback: Starla Burgueno

  96. Pingback: Isaias Fosson

  97. Pingback: Lesley Carmant

  98. Pingback: Alton Picher

  99. Pingback: Caleb Woyahn

  100. Pingback: Darrell Chaiken

  101. Pingback: Yessenia Saldivar

  102. Pingback: Carroll Niznik

  103. Pingback: German Dold

  104. Pingback: Sanford Fredline

  105. Pingback: Hershel Dowson

  106. Pingback: Dorthey Lasalle

  107. Pingback: Mazie Nocito

  108. Pingback: Donnie Sumaya

  109. Pingback: Sonja Loeza

  110. Pingback: Juliane Henthorn

  111. Pingback: Mason Rumfelt

  112. Pingback: Modesta Esshaki

  113. Pingback: Ward Beel

  114. Pingback: Marguerita Sudberry

  115. Pingback: Noel Derobertis

  116. Pingback: Milford Alesi

  117. Pingback: Lindsey Devost

  118. Pingback: Kimberlee Fedel

  119. Pingback: Carlos Yerty

  120. Pingback: Joesph Campanella

  121. Pingback: Buddy Blacksmith

  122. Pingback: Abraham Parter

  123. Pingback: Ginger Domitrovich

  124. Pingback: Carman Worell

  125. Pingback: Douglass Busenius

  126. Pingback: Emiko Vea

  127. Pingback: Deanna Manglona

  128. Pingback: Giovanni Finseth

  129. Pingback: Jenny Cleverly

  130. Pingback: Cordell Newcomer

  131. Pingback: Tenesha Kirschenmann

  132. Pingback: Tobias Mcmonigle

  133. Pingback: Alda Dzinski

  134. Pingback: Larae Gabel

  135. Pingback: Leon Lebleu

  136. Pingback: Efren Lopata

  137. Pingback: Antwan Lober

  138. Pingback: Garland Mckaughan

  139. Pingback: Renea Yupe

  140. Pingback: Lane Mallin

  141. Pingback: Lyda Dielman

  142. Pingback: Dick Cornman

  143. Pingback: Zulema Vanelderen

  144. Pingback: Renae Janek

  145. Pingback: Annetta Malafronte

  146. Pingback: Savanna Mcfatten

  147. Pingback: Ruben Ghant

  148. Pingback: Athena Dibello

  149. Pingback: Marlena Brockman

  150. Pingback: Suzi Berlandy

  151. Pingback: Angelo Zientek

  152. Pingback: Carlita Merrick

  153. Pingback: Carmen Bancks

  154. Pingback: Josef Petrovic

  155. Pingback: Jill Brocious

  156. Pingback: Lowell Schmitke

  157. Pingback: Jacques Erbes

  158. Pingback: Ebonie Savage

  159. Pingback: Tyler Mcgivern

  160. Pingback: Wilfredo Bennard

  161. Pingback: Olen Tobiason

  162. Pingback: Shu Studstill

  163. Pingback: Inger Trivette

  164. Pingback: Raymond Crossno

  165. Pingback: Fletcher Guillary

  166. Pingback: Norene Bann

  167. Pingback: Mitzi Kisro

  168. Pingback: Santo Larreta

  169. Pingback: Claire Fellner

  170. Pingback: Hassan Steenberg

  171. Pingback: Jesse Ransone

  172. Pingback: Alyssa Valade

  173. Pingback: Chung Miessler

  174. Pingback: Donette Mail

  175. Pingback: Gita Mase

  176. Pingback: Lyda Bryden

  177. Pingback: Antonio Degroot

  178. Pingback: Chu Mettlen

  179. Pingback: Gertrude Sitter

  180. Pingback: Nakita Stracener

  181. Pingback: Jeni Blackham

  182. Pingback: Marylyn Mcgregor

  183. Pingback: Cheryll Droze

  184. Pingback: Clementine Kreh

  185. Pingback: Genna Reives

  186. Pingback: Desirae Aly

  187. Pingback: Mireya Kalinowski

  188. Pingback: Hugh Vidra

  189. Pingback: Edmund Goo

  190. Pingback: Troy Brewton

  191. Pingback: Kathlyn Cefalu

  192. Pingback: Danyel Quituqua

  193. Pingback: Celena Rastetter

  194. Pingback: Terisa Jae

  195. Pingback: Jerry Politis

  196. Pingback: Maynard Balish

  197. Pingback: Mariann Kordus

  198. Pingback: Kathryn Puraty

  199. Pingback: Maria Miyashita

  200. Pingback: Wilbur Whybrew

  201. Pingback: Ismael Nuner

  202. Pingback: Anamaria Caspersen

  203. Pingback: Valery Holmon

  204. Pingback: Dan Bakko

  205. Pingback: Alec Heckler

  206. Pingback: Robert Penta

  207. Pingback: Hollis Gsell

  208. Pingback: Herb Newmyer

  209. Pingback: Antony Kalbach

  210. Pingback: Efren Pouliot

  211. Pingback: Wilson Mcfaddin

  212. Pingback: Erik Moen

  213. Pingback: Eugenio Burlando

  214. Pingback: Edwin Cotroneo

  215. Pingback: Jason Lizarraga

  216. Pingback: Dorie Clowes

  217. Pingback: Milagro Breyers

  218. Pingback: Neville Allnutt

  219. Pingback: Vincenza Collamore

  220. Pingback: Reginia Harriman

  221. Pingback: Arturo Kleffner

  222. Pingback: Tonita Lusher

  223. Pingback: Frances Snowden

  224. Pingback: Phillis Arnwine

  225. Pingback: Mauricio Simcock

  226. Pingback: Keena Nuffer

  227. Pingback: William Parnin

  228. Pingback: Mike Pierrott

  229. Pingback: Lydia Pinter

  230. Pingback: Barrett Lestage

  231. Pingback: Leigh Bowline

  232. Pingback: Fae Pantosa

  233. Pingback: Quinn Ojala

  234. Pingback: Justin Villante

  235. Pingback: Thad Wisell

  236. Pingback: Lucie Barnett

  237. Pingback: Jeromy Justiniano

  238. Pingback: Barrie Bribiesca

  239. Pingback: Yon Califf

  240. Pingback: Gertrude Belen

  241. Pingback: Alberto Grandmaison

  242. Pingback: Phyllis Croslen

  243. Pingback: Floyd Ghormley

  244. Pingback: Tori Sonterre

  245. Pingback: Giovanni Frantum

  246. Pingback: Samuel Vandall

  247. Pingback: Richard Wohl

  248. Pingback: Bruna Linman

  249. Pingback: Nicholas Mickiewicz

  250. Pingback: Miss Leeks

  251. Pingback: Jess Hartje

  252. Pingback: Nola Doyel

  253. Pingback: Newton Lucier

  254. Pingback: Fritz Tomaro

  255. Pingback: Nelly Zerzan

  256. Pingback: Javier Schange

  257. Pingback: Darren Montfort

  258. Pingback: Eloise Blaisdell

  259. Pingback: Eugenio Side

  260. Pingback: Frances Winkel

  261. Pingback: Danny Bridges

  262. Pingback: Arnoldo Anzures

  263. Pingback: Maxwell Meecham

  264. Pingback: Anjelica Terhorst

  265. Pingback: Gregory Carasquillo

  266. Pingback: Jospeh Weinzetl

  267. Pingback: Mack Dratch

  268. Pingback: Leonie Ohotto

  269. Pingback: Wynona Waites

  270. Pingback: Easter Darracott

  271. Pingback: Hailey Warbington

  272. Pingback: Chantay Bellingtier

  273. Pingback: Katherine Zuchelkowski

  274. Pingback: Jeramy Gesmondi

  275. Pingback: Alonso Krumbein

  276. Pingback: Sal Wershey

  277. Pingback: Romaine Lamastus

  278. Pingback: Richard Holley

  279. Pingback: Pearly Merine

  280. Pingback: anonymous browsing

  281. Pingback: vpn connection

  282. Pingback: Andres Jankauskas

  283. Pingback: Signe Fesler

  284. Pingback: Carlotta Delcine

  285. Pingback: Karine Harde

  286. Pingback: Isreal Irvin

  287. Pingback: Clemente Haldiman

  288. Pingback: Kaley Rochlin

  289. Pingback: Andy Astwood

  290. Pingback: Lera Reyes

  291. Pingback: Cari Aylward

  292. Pingback: Ursula Desmond

  293. Pingback: Maxima Mcnamar

  294. Pingback: Noemi Cradic

  295. Pingback: Lizzette Jeffs

  296. Pingback: Rogelio Casciato

  297. Pingback: Julianne Herkel

  298. Pingback: Brendan Kuchel

  299. Pingback: Darnell Yopp

  300. Pingback: Osvaldo Tovias

  301. Pingback: Rosario Thammorongsa

  302. Pingback: Bridgette Kruis

  303. Pingback: Novella Schmeer

  304. Pingback: Emelia Tobacco

  305. Pingback: Claudio Swickard

  306. Pingback: Flossie Lindgren

  307. Pingback: Jimmie Patague

  308. Pingback: Nicky Kufel

  309. Pingback: James Schwark

  310. Pingback: Floria Issler

  311. Pingback: Chrystal Fales

  312. Pingback: Lou Blankschan

  313. Pingback: Dirk Slomba

  314. Pingback: Casimira Piercefield

  315. Pingback: Louis Monard

  316. Pingback: Adrian Grayson

  317. Pingback: Gerry Felan

  318. Pingback: Coralee Orman

  319. Pingback: Lester Civitello

  320. Pingback: Erik Yzaquirre

  321. Pingback: Nam Hietala

  322. Pingback: Charmaine Jamer

  323. Pingback: Venice Carkhuff

  324. Pingback: Bertha Helphinstine

  325. Pingback: Vella Megown

  326. Pingback: Arthur Janoski

  327. Pingback: Tanesha Waxler

  328. Pingback: Junior Lamery

  329. Pingback: Ariel Palmisano

  330. Pingback: Felipa Szermer

  331. Pingback: Aurea Yeoman

  332. Pingback: Lavern Syddall

  333. Pingback: Ezra Maultsby

  334. Pingback: Selma Zaccagnino

  335. Pingback: Columbus Quilty

  336. Pingback: Bobette Wolbert

  337. Pingback: Arron Weiler

  338. Pingback: Keesha Goggins

  339. Pingback: Cyrus Grauman

  340. Pingback: Autumn Hogans

  341. Pingback: Nannie Schallig

  342. Pingback: Jed Guzek

  343. Pingback: Angeline Berendt

  344. Pingback: Judi Whelpley

  345. Pingback: Lorinda Wironen

  346. Pingback: Cleopatra Kenneally

  347. Pingback: Hermina Braswell

Leave a Reply