I am 5'9 weighing in at 201 at 15%.
I don't know my measurments nor do I care.
Posted by: Scotty the Body
Originally posted by frankm007
Height:
5'10"
Weight:[/QUOTE]203
Approx. BF%:[/QUOTE]15-18?
Age:[/QUOTE]31
Years Training:[/QUOTE]On and off for 14, steady for the last 2.5
Measurements
Bicep:[/QUOTE]huge
Forearm:[/QUOTE]could be more huge
Waist:[/QUOTE]Still fitten into my 32 jeans
Calf:[/QUOTE]fucken massive
Quads:[/QUOTE]there's know words to discribe how huge they are.
Post a picture if u have one... [/QUOTE]So you wanna see the moped do you? hahahaha
Posted by: HickeyNC
Height: 6' 2-3"
Weight: 193
Approx. BF%: 12-14. Not sure, it has been a while since i had it measured.
Age: 23
Years Training: steady for the past year.
Measurements
Bicep: dont know, dont care
Forearm: no idea
Waist: 32 jeans are a little loose on me now.
Calf: no idea
Quads: no idea
Posted by: Large And In Charge
Height: 5' 10
Weight: 205
Approx. BF%: Don't know
Age: 31
Years Training: Over 16
Measurements
Bicep: Not important
Forearm: Who cares
Waist: Does it matter
Calf: Whatever
Quads: Where
Post a picture if u have one...
Both me and Scotty look about the same accept that he's better lookin, I think it's the sheep! lol
Posted by: Prince
I find it interesting that a couple of your do not feel that measurements are important, nor do your know what your bf% is.
My question is this:
Why do you know what your bodyweight is then? What makes that measurement important and not the others?
Posted by: ALBOB
Originally posted by Prince
Why do you know what your bodyweight is then? What makes that measurement important and not the others?
Good point, it's not more improtant, but it's a hell of a lot easier to find.
Height: 6'1"
Weight: 240
BF%: 16 (The Air Force makes me get measured to ensure I meet the standard.)
Age: 39
Body Part Measurements: Don't know any of them.
Posted by: Scotty the Body
Originally posted by Prince
I find it interesting that a couple of your do not feel that measurements are important, nor do your know what your bf% is.
My question is this:
Why do you know what your bodyweight is then? What makes that measurement important and not the others?
There's a scale at my gym that I use once a week or so, I haven't had my fat tested since November of last year, don't see the point of spending the $15 to get it done.
What's important to me is that the weight I can lift is still going up, I figure if its going up then I must still be growing as well.
Posted by: ALBOB
Originally posted by Scotty the Body What's important to me is that the weight I can lift is still going up, I figure if its going up then I must still be growing as well.
Which is a polite way of saying he can still lift his fat a$$ off the couch.
Sorry Scotty, Mule hasn't been around to pick on.
Posted by: Scotty the Body
Hehehe, Takes one to Know one.
Posted by: Prince
Originally posted by Scotty the Body
...don't see the point of spending the $15 to get it done.
You can buy your own fat calipers for about that price!
Posted by: Scotty the Body
I know but the girl that does it is good looking.
Posted by: ALBOB
Originally posted by Scotty the Body
I know but the girl that does it is good looking.
Which begs the question, "What exactly is that $15 buying?"
Posted by: Prince
Originally posted by Scotty the Body
I know but the girl that does it is good looking.
I see, then I would expect you to be getting your fat tested weekly!
Posted by: Scotty the Body
Originally posted by Prince
I see, then I would expect you to be getting your fat tested weekly!
I would but I don't want to arouse suspicion with the wife. lol
Posted by: ALBOB
Originally posted by Scotty the Body
I would but I don't want to arouse suspicion with the wife. lol
"Arouse suspicion".........yeah right, we know what's getting aroused.
Originally Posted by frankm007
