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Friend weighs 235 and he is 5'7 what would be an acceptable body fat percentage range?
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Body fat question
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PappyMason
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confused by your question a bit. ne body at any weight and height would be better off at 10% bf as opposed to 20%. Sounds like ur buddy is a big dude tho.
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I mean the average percentage for that height and weight
For a 22 y.o male
And yes he's big aha
For a 22 y.o male
And yes he's big aha
Do the BMI calculations: Calculate Your BMI - Standard BMI Calculator
Its not necessarily the best way to look at things in terms of "What is healthy" (i.e. most top notch BB athletes would probably calculate to being obese for their height / wt - but not looking at bodyfat. But it does speak to "average" people.
At that height and weight, your boy is either stacked or flabby. Stacked is better.
Its not necessarily the best way to look at things in terms of "What is healthy" (i.e. most top notch BB athletes would probably calculate to being obese for their height / wt - but not looking at bodyfat. But it does speak to "average" people.
At that height and weight, your boy is either stacked or flabby. Stacked is better.
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I would just go on the belly. Find out the size of his jeans. At 5'7" I would think if they're 34 or less then he's ok.
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The mans stacked
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Alright thanks for the advice
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