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United States
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Bodybuilding is a popular fitness and competitive sport in the United States focused on muscle building, strict training, and dietary regimens.
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Japan
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Bodybuilding is considered less popular and possibly extreme in Japanese culture.
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South Korea
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In South Korea, bodybuilding is not as popular and is often viewed as extreme with limited representation in mainstream media.
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Australia
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Bodybuilding is a popular competitive sport and fitness pursuit in Australia, with widespread events and supplement usage.
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Canada
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Bodybuilding is popular in Canada with dedicated training programs, strict diets, and supplement consumption.
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Brazil
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In Brazil, bodybuilding is celebrated in local gym cultures, with a focus on physical aesthetics and strength.
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France
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In France, bodybuilding is associated with stereotypes of excessive and unnatural physical development and is sometimes viewed skeptically or disapproved of.
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Italy
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In Italy, bodybuilding is often associated with skepticism and disapproval due to stereotypes of excessive and unnatural physical development.
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Mexico
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In Mexico, bodybuilding is valued and celebrated in local gym cultures for its focus on physical aesthetics and strength.
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Nepal
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In Nepal, bodybuilding is less popular and traditional fitness practices like yoga and martial arts are more emphasized.
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Russia
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In Russian culture, weightlifting and powerlifting are more significant than traditional bodybuilding.
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Ukraine
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In Ukraine, weightlifting and powerlifting are more culturally significant than traditional bodybuilding.
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United Arab Emirates
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In the United Arab Emirates, bodybuilding is popular among both men and women, with dedicated fitness facilities and competitions.
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