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Join Date: Jun 2006
Posts: 51
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Can you really base yourself on those Ideal weight calculator...
Hi
I am 33, 6'2",medium built 208 lbs right now but going down was 238 lbs a few months ago had to stop activities for almost 10 months due to injuries and i have been doing alot of cardio lately and now i am starting the weight training again.I keep checking on the net all those Ideal weight calculator base on your height and age BUT are these really accurate? because for a 6'2" male they say the ideal weight is between 148lbs-194lbs but come on 150 lbs at 6'2" your just skin and bones,people that do weight training can't go by does weight calculators right? thanks |
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Registered User
Join Date: May 2006
Location: Cali
Posts: 373
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No, those do not apply to athletes, or very muscular people. And, anyway, they are very outdated.
And a chart I just referenced gives those values for both men and women. In any case, checking your body fat percentage and waist girth is a better way for people with higher muscle mass to get a very rough idea of their level of fitness. My bf is 6'2" and he looks like skeletor at any less than 190. |
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www.jimmachak.com
Join Date: Aug 2008
Location: United States
Posts: 40
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I agree
I do not agree at all with the Body Mass Index or the weight calculators....
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