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Height and Weight?
- Thread starter Skel
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6'3", 200 lbs.
The scary part is that in high school, I was 6'3" and 125 lbs.
I put on 40 lbs. one summer in college so I could survive a rugby season. The rest is courtesy of father time.
The scary part is that in high school, I was 6'3" and 125 lbs.
I put on 40 lbs. one summer in college so I could survive a rugby season. The rest is courtesy of father time.
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vindy500 said:
You have to remember that height doesnt depict weight, im pretty braod shouldered, we should all post up our body fat %'s eh
velvetkevorkian said:
your saying your only 9 stone? bloody hell!
5'10" 170lbs
177.8 cm 77kg
You're probably not eating as much as you think. Tally up all the calories you eat in a day (or an average) and post it here. I used to eat like 1300 a day and thought it was a lot. I really had to force myself to eat more, but it worked, and I gained 25lbs. I was also lifting weights, so you might want to look into that.
177.8 cm 77kg
Sonic_Death said:Height: 5'10"
Weight: An embarassing 112lbs.
I really do try to gain weightI eat more than almost all of my friends, but I just seem to be actually losing weight!
You're probably not eating as much as you think. Tally up all the calories you eat in a day (or an average) and post it here. I used to eat like 1300 a day and thought it was a lot. I really had to force myself to eat more, but it worked, and I gained 25lbs. I was also lifting weights, so you might want to look into that.
