Reply With QuoteI would guess around 17.75 inches.
How much more will I lose?
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07-15-2005, 10:19 PM #1Senior Member
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How much more will I lose?
The next 2 months I will train my ass off. As of today at 225 Lbs, and my arms measure 18 1/4". I going to drop my B/f down to under 10%. It currently is 15.5%. At the rate I'm going i will have to get dowm to about 205 lbs. what do you think my arms will measure at 205 lbs.
Note: I will be gear free
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I lost 1/4 inch in my arms every 8 lbs when cutting down from 230 to 206....so I would guess 17 1/2 or so.
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Sois your chest still over 84" and if so what body weight re you carrying at this moment?
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it is the reflection of 84.... Originally Posted by Tough Old Man
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07-15-2005, 11:35 PM #6Senior Member
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Well a reflection of 84" is still impressive. Damn after 19 beers I can still spell.
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Hard to calculate with water retention, but it seems to take around 20-22 pounds for every inch on the arms for me.
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Holy shit, I'm going to look like a little boy
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Then you'll have to change your nickname to Tough Old Boy Originally Posted by Tough Old Man
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Oh I will won't I!
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How tall are you?
Given your penchant for beer (Which I also have) you will drag at around 210-215. My guess is your arms will be 17" even.If sense were common, everyone would have it.
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I remember before my first natural BB contest, I was 6'1 and 206...I ran into some High school friends I hadn't seen in 2 or 3 years. They said "what happened to you"....implying that I was tiny...( I cryed later that night but thats another story)...I rolled up my sleeve and flexed my tiny 17.5 inch arm...they couldnt believe the sudden change. Originally Posted by Dale Mabry
Don't worry about measurements Tough.....when your ripped a 17 inch arm will look much bigger than a fat 18 inch arm.
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I dropped 30 over four months. Shirt sleeves were actually loose for once. Although I lost a little over an inch, from 16 1/2 to ~ 15 1/2, my friends thought my arms looked bigger. I felt like I was shrinking but my strength held so it didn't bother me as much. Still miss the tight sleeves though. BTW I gave up my beer, had a lot to do with the weight loss.
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