concept   pectoral
9 commonsense assertions
Cultures (9) • Western culture (1) • bodybuilding culture in the US (1) • Pacific Island cultures (1) • Pacific Islander culture (1) • fitness culture in the US (1) • gym culture in Western countries (1) • indigenous culture in Australia (1) • traditional Polynesian culture (1) • traditional dance culture in Papua New Guinea (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 pectoral Western culture Pectoral muscles are emphasized in Western culture as an attractive feature in men's fitness. 3
2 pectoral bodybuilding culture in the US In bodybuilding culture in the US, developing well-defined pectoral muscles is essential for an attractive and strong physique. 2
3 pectoral Pacific Island cultures In Pacific Island cultures, the pectoral is a symbol of strength and masculinity, often displayed prominently in traditional tattooing. 1
4 pectoral Pacific Islander culture In Pacific Islander culture, the pectoral muscle is associated with strength and celebrated in traditional dance and ceremonies. 1
5 pectoral fitness culture in the US The pectoral muscles are a key focus in US fitness culture, targeted for strength and aesthetics in chest workouts. 1
6 pectoral gym culture in Western countries In Western gym culture, having well-defined pectoral muscles is considered essential for an attractive and strong physique. 1
7 pectoral indigenous culture in Australia Pectoral adornments hold cultural and symbolic significance in traditional Indigenous Australian ceremonial attire. 1
8 pectoral traditional Polynesian culture Pectoral tattoos are symbols of strength, bravery, and status in traditional Polynesian culture. 1
9 pectoral traditional dance culture in Papua New Guinea Pectoral adornments play a significant symbolic role in traditional ceremonial attire in Papua New Guinea. 1