>>42866780
Only if you pray to the right god.
>give me gains
>amen
I'll tell you my progress in a month
Sprituality of some sort is exceedingly healthy yes.
It helps with stress management and has been shown to affect metabolism in positive ways.
Yes, its' good for gains.
Do your form of praying/meditating/spirutal thing and get those gainz.
>>42866906
Idiot. Your prayer could have gone to Vishnu and now your ass will look like Hagrid and smell like shit. Specify which God you pray to next time fool
>>42866906
Blessed by Muhammad, shalom brother
>>42866780
Never going to make those gains.
I can pray with only one arm ant
God conveniently helps those who helps themselves.
>>42867076
My mom says this. I don't get it.
>>42867084
It means he ain't real
Typical gym bros tend to be more right-wing and ring-wing traits are tied to religiosity (spiritualism) which guess what, praying is a part of. So yes they're linked but not in the way you might think
Source: I did my thesis on political affiliation and religiosity
>>42867116
shieeeeeeet
>>42866780
Anon, god is not real.
Prayer does nothing.
>Does praying increase gains?
No, since bodybuilding is a sin.
In fact, every sport done for and by itself, with no motive or reason is. And the only reason acceptable is training for war.
Basically, if you don't train to be a better fighter/soldier, it's a sin. At least according to the early church fathers.
Funnily enough, the pagans (Greeks, Romans) said kinda the same. Or just go with the German proverb "sport is murder" (Sport ist Mord).
Could help mental gains.
>>42867302
>No, since bodybuilding is a sin.
Your body is your temple. Taking care of the temple that contains God can't be a sin.
Obesity, tattoos, piercings are sin.
>>42867451
this.
fuck off u degenerates
>>42866780
Yeah, best used when you're a manlet and you utter the words "grow, grow, gro