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The running and the swimming are two kind of cardio sports that are very complementary.
From the running, I get hard muscular legs and really huge calves and, from the swimming, nice upper body muscles. Unlike the legs, my pecs, shoulders and under arm muscles are nicely shaped like rubber. They are long and stretched muscles, the legs are just hard and thick muscles.