To those who are ~6foot, male, not too thin/fat
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To those who are ~6foot, male, not too thin/fatHow much do you weigh? (note 1kg=2.2lb)
Ideally, for those who are also not a body builder/weight training/etc, just the average bloke
As of now, I am aiming to try and cut down to a target 70kg (currently 81). The target seems okay, both in terms of someone my height as well as bodyfat percentage (70kg is ~15% for me). Correct me if I'm wrong
Edit: to clarify... 70kg and 15% is my target... I'm not this at the momentLast edited by Dmon1Unlimited; 10-09-2012 at 19:42. -
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Re: To those who are ~6foot, male, not too thin/fatSimilar stats atm(Original post by Dmon1Unlimited)
How much do you weigh? (note 1kg=2.2lb)
Ideally, for those who are also not a body builder/weight training/etc, just the average bloke
As of now, I am aiming to try and cut down to 70kg (currently 81). It seems okay, both in terms of someone my height as well as bodyfat percentage (~15% for me). Correct me if I'm wrong
Trying to get to this, but broke a bone and only just recovered so have to re-start all training(Original post by Aaron_xyz)
I'm 6'1, around 10% body fat and 165lbs/75kg
Start lifting and eating clean bro, i'm about 180 and same height too but I don't look fat, don't know why you do(Original post by Chucklefiend)
I'm 6"0 and weigh 180lbs. I'm not fat, but I am a bit chunky and would probably benefit from losing a few pounds.
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Re: To those who are ~6foot, male, not too thin/fatThat's what I've been doing (though on a treadmill)... Used to be 104 lol(Original post by Tackla)
Haha I am very similar to you. 6 foot and 82kg tho
Bought running shoes yesterday in order to run and lose some weight. Dont know how that will go lol.
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Re: To those who are ~6foot, male, not too thin/fat6'2, 170lbs, 77kg. About 10-12% body fat. At my biggest I was about 82kg. Though I do weight train, but not to any significant level, both body-wise nor strength wise.
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Re: To those who are ~6foot, male, not too thin/fat104 KG? How much you lost mate? I am not going to control my diet though(Original post by Dmon1Unlimited)
That's what I've been doing (though on a treadmill)... Used to be 104 lol
just hope the extra running helps me lose some weight.
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Re: To those who are ~6foot, male, not too thin/fat6'1 156 pounds (70kg)(Original post by Dmon1Unlimited)
How much do you weigh? (note 1kg=2.2lb)
Ideally, for those who are also not a body builder/weight training/etc, just the average bloke
As of now, I am aiming to try and cut down to 70kg (currently 81). It seems okay, both in terms of someone my height as well as bodyfat percentage (~15% for me). Correct me if I'm wrong
Bought running shoes yesterday in order to run and lose some weight. Dont know how that will go lol.
just hope the extra running helps me lose some weight.
