Yoko Kurama
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171 Pounds, 6 feet tall, and yes i am cut.
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I have no Idea, is this skinny?
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What happens, IN HER MIND, is that she comes to see you as WORTHLESS simply because she hasn't had to INVEST anything in you in order to get you or to keep you.
You were an interesting diversion while she had nothing else to do. But now that someone a little more valuable has come along, someone who expects her to treat him very well, she'll have no problem at all dropping you or demoting you to lowly "friendship" status.
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pictures please?
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nah. im 6ft and 160 pounds.
At 6ft you should aim for 170-185.
At 6ft you should aim for 170-185.
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12 inches? Is that all?
thats if you are like 5'10ish. A lot of bodybuilders go for 15+ biceps to be considered buff and 14+ for shorter people.
Of course if yours is over 12 that doesn't mean you are buff...it can be all fat. bodybuilders call those "fatceps" biceps that are mostly just fat.
edit: these are unflexed measurements
Of course if yours is over 12 that doesn't mean you are buff...it can be all fat. bodybuilders call those "fatceps" biceps that are mostly just fat.
edit: these are unflexed measurements
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Hughman
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12 inches around the bicep/tricep? That's nothing, that's what I'm on, up from about 11 inches, and I'm still pretty skinny except for the podgy middle I have thanks to a lack of exercise and overeating since Easter.
Depends on how it's distributed. I'm pretty skinny though I don't look it -
5' 8", 130 pounds.
Depends on how it's distributed. I'm pretty skinny though I don't look it -
5' 8", 130 pounds.
True, but then who wants to be average?ssj4halo said:avg. males bicep/tricep area size is 12 inches. if you are around that, you are fine.
It really depends on your bone structure. But your BMI is 23.2, and this is in the healthy range.
A normal range is 18.5-24.9.
Of course, if you are really buff, the formula would overestimate your BMI. Some athletes would be considered overweight, but they are in fact super muscular.
It doesn't seem like you're skinny though.
A normal range is 18.5-24.9.
Of course, if you are really buff, the formula would overestimate your BMI. Some athletes would be considered overweight, but they are in fact super muscular.
It doesn't seem like you're skinny though.
It's close to average average, though fairly thin, but I can't really tell without photos. I'd suggest you start lifting weights 3 times a week, get at least 7 hours of a sleep per night, and eat at least 80g of protein a day if you want to gain some muscle. It'll be well worth it.
just in case you didnt know, BMI isn't a great way to measure if you are healthy or not for everyone. The exception is for people who have a some amount of muscle. The BMI gives "obese" numbers to these individuals, even though they are 1000x more fit than an obese person.ElGuapo said:It really depends on your bone structure. But your BMI is 23.2, and this is in the healthy range.
A normal range is 18.5-24.9.
Of course, if you are really buff, the formula would overestimate your BMI. Some athletes would be considered overweight, but they are in fact super muscular.
It doesn't seem like you're skinny though.
The most reliable way to determine if you are healthy or not is is you use a body fat caliper and determine your body fat %
just felt like throwing it out there...