re: What is your BMI?

Simply not true. Even if you seen an elite athlete, but regularly lift weights and eat in order to gain muscle mass, your BMI will be off

I saw this regularly when I was a trainer and my current body type fits that as well. I’m certainly no elite athlete.

5'11"
240

33.2

But I can lift a truck and frick my lady all night long.....not necessarily in that order....well....most of the night....OK...actually just a couple hours worth......

awww hell.....she gets the goods for a solid 20 minutes....give or take a minute or five...




God I hope she doesn't read this...


(It's those GD cherry turnovers at Arby's I'm telling ya)

29, small-medium gut

I'm a 31, but my abs show. This doesn't work for my body type.

According to the calculator, 6'4 and 152lbs is "normal".

23.5

Ok so it is estimated that less that 20% of the population and 25% max of males actually lift weights. Less than 20% of those actually train instead of just going to do a few machines. So....a Max of 5% of the population this doesn't work for.

Like I said....mother frickers talking about bmi doesn't work for them when 95% of males can't do 5 legit dead hang chin ups. It works for greater than 95% of the population.

We have just gotten so far as a society that fat is now considered normal and obese is overweight.

Definently obese. If you look close enough at his abs

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I'm 6'2" and weigh right around 215. It says that at 145 pounds, I still would not be considered underweight. That is why BMI is a crock of crap.

My ideal weight is right around 200-205.

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No...no you don't. It's fricking insane what you and others consider underweight. Problem is you have no muscle mass at all, so all of the sudden your fat 16" arms go to 13" and you freak out. It's because you are fat ??