Actually about 3 or 4 full reps at 100kg, with witnesses.Originally Posted by Fish
Deadlift was 120kg+ (we ran out of weights).
Didnt do squats, I didn't (and still dont) like that feeling in my quads.
Actually about 3 or 4 full reps at 100kg, with witnesses.Originally Posted by Fish
Deadlift was 120kg+ (we ran out of weights).
Didnt do squats, I didn't (and still dont) like that feeling in my quads.
just 'Ms Fish' will do, thanks.Originally Posted by Devil
its a valid generalisation. youd have to be a pretty pale sort of basement-dwelling weed to look awful at 6'1" and 106kg.Originally Posted by Devil
Ahh yes, "looks". The be all and end all of the question "am I carrying more fat than I should?".Originally Posted by Fish
hmmm... but then you go and say...Originally Posted by Devil
and I get a mental picture of legs that should have come in a KFC packet.Originally Posted by Devil
pity really.
in that weight class, if you balanced that bench performance with other lifts, you would have been good enough to compete at p/l meets.
Have you forgotten that I weighed 55kg. Were you expecting tree trunks?Originally Posted by Fish
WHen I think back now, I should have tried out for that stuff, but weights weren't my thing. I did bugger all. It was just hardcore waterpolo (national age rep level) and soccer. I had an unhealthy lack of fat (in hindsight).in that weight class, if you balanced that bench performance with other lifts, you would have been good enough to compete at p/l meets.
precisely.Originally Posted by Devil
fundamentally, did you bounce that 100kg benchpress up and down for any reason other than hoping it would pull t3h ch1xx0rz?
the only valid reasons *other* than appearance for bothering with BF are fitting within a weight class for some sporting event, and whether it affects performance.
of course if your obese enough that its affecting vital health statistics then its a different matter.
no, but if you could do a comp-legal 100kg BP at that bodyweight you obviously had some seriously good neuromotor unit recruitment and its a pity to waste that on non-power sports. everyone should do what their best at, when possible. greater success and more satisfaction.Originally Posted by Devil
Riight, you sound brainwashed by girlie magazines.Originally Posted by Fish
I changed my diet because I wasnt comfortable, I didnt feel good. I felt heavy. My clothes didnt fit. I was feeling this in my knees. But of course those aren't acceptable reason. Not at all.
true. I really need to lay off the girlie magazines.Originally Posted by Devil
thats just another way of saying that its affecting your health.Originally Posted by Devil
you sound like you have a preconceived expectation that I will argue unreasonably on this topic...
The whole reason for ending up like that was competing in a sport that involved a huge amount of upper body strength and very fit (not hugely powerful) legs.Originally Posted by Fish
fairy muff.Originally Posted by Devil
pity it was such a _ghey_ sport.
I mean... why?
how on earth does one get into bloody _waterpolo_?
So when you say "of course if your obese enough that its affecting vital health statistics then its a different matter." you mean it to encompass mental health, and physical comfort.Originally Posted by Fish
It was in no way affecting my health (the weight wasn't, my diet however...), nor was I considered obese.
Originally Posted by Fish
not so much that i'm FAT.. i do carry a bit around the mid-section.. normal for a guy my age with my stupid schedule i guess..
im more worried about my general level of fitness. when i was in the Service.. i would run at LEAST 5 miles a morning while smoking a cigar.. now i couldnt WALK 5 miles. ( i can still push a VN1600 Mean streak up from the Red Baron workshop to the showroom by myself .. i have witnesses...)
trying to avoid a heart attack before im 50
no im not interested in quitting smoking.. fuck off
Wait...wait....let me think....wait.....Originally Posted by Fish
no.
yeah. if your depressed and grumpy about it, thats pretty vital.Originally Posted by Devil
meh, I know a guy who was clinically obese, weight-wise, at 9% bodyfat.Originally Posted by Devil
the doctors charts mean nothing.
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