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re: Would you become excessively fat if promised a $1,000,000 yearly salary?
Posted on 6/19/21 at 4:11 pm to TigerOnTheMountain
Posted on 6/19/21 at 4:11 pm to TigerOnTheMountain
I have noticed chatter about Mingo but this is the first thread I paid much attention to him. It did not disappoint 
My husband was a 90s army guy who worked out religiously and I think now with a medical discharge and sedentary lifestyle he is still probably under 20-25% body fat. Some people just develop muscle and don't lose it quickly. My therapist commented on my flexibility the other day and I haven't been a gymnast in 25 years A lifestyle like that doesn't go away because you can always do things others never could. So a new to weightloss/working out person has nothing on someone who spent years in hard core military or athletics.
My husband was a 90s army guy who worked out religiously and I think now with a medical discharge and sedentary lifestyle he is still probably under 20-25% body fat. Some people just develop muscle and don't lose it quickly. My therapist commented on my flexibility the other day and I haven't been a gymnast in 25 years
A lifestyle like that doesn't go away because you can always do things others never could. So a new to weightloss/working out person has nothing on someone who spent years in hard core military or athletics.
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Posted on 6/19/21 at 4:14 pm to madamsquirrel
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and I think now with a medical discharge and sedentary lifestyle he is still probably under 20-25% body fat.
You could have just said you have no idea. 5% difference is a shite load
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My therapist commented on my flexibility the other day and I haven't been a gymnast in 25 years
You're flexible or youre flexible for someone doing therapy? Being able to touch your toes is seemingly an incredible feat for most people these days
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A lifestyle like that doesn't go away because you can always do things others never could.
You're saying muscle atrophy doesn't exist?
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So a new to weightloss/working out person has nothing on someone who spent years in hard core military or athletics.
Of those athletics were 25 years ago, that's probably not correct.
Posted on 6/19/21 at 4:20 pm to madamsquirrel
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My therapist commented on my flexibility
Girl, you best watch yoself with that kind of language around here.
I kid, I kid.
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