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Do you think this woman is fat?

She is probably average, but it appears the average person is fat.

So yes she needs to lose some fat, not neccessarely weight, just fat, just like myself, happy with my weight just need to lose some fat. :)
 
she is holding unnecessary fat, she could clean up her diet. fat is fat.... her choice.

jamesyboi said:
Your height in CM - 100 = a 'rough' guide for your weight in KG.

Provided your not lifting weights.

I like that theory.
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that's a good guide for a natural bodybuilder also.
 
Unhealthy and unfit.... And what people don't understand is that it only gets worse as you get older if you don't start moving that fat ass and treating your body right!
 
Yes she is fat, particularly obvious in the knees and muffin top.

Just because it is now the average doesn't mean it isn't fat.
 
jamesyboi said:
Your height in CM - 100 = a 'rough' guide for your weight in KG.

Provided your not lifting weights.

I like that theory.
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For most people who don't lift weights (or do any other activity that would put a reasonable amount of muscle on your bones), that's about the upper limit of what they should weigh. For someone who doesn't lift, I'd probably recommend that they should be about 10-20% lighter than that again, although better yet they should probably get to training.
 
RyanF said:
For most people who don't lift weights (or do any other activity that would put a reasonable amount of muscle on your bones), that's about the upper limit of what they should weigh. For someone who doesn't lift, I'd probably recommend that they should be about 10-20% lighter than that again, although better yet they should probably get to training.
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That's not really making sense. Are you saying its the upper limit for people that lift weights and those that don't should be 10-20% less.
 
No, I'm saying it's the upper limit for people who don't lift weights, and they should ideally be lower than that upper limit, say by 10-20%.
 
this is the issue... are we talking average as in the true average of society, or average as a means of measuring what a true normal / medium should be?

i once had an overweight work college ask me if i thought she was of average size - truthfully, compared to everyone else in the office, she was 'average'. compared to models of health, nooooooo - gurrrrl, you fat.
 
Pretty sure they are talking average in terms of data/bell curve - they are distilling population data into an 'average woman'.

I mean she is obviously not a beacon of health / an active lifestyle.
 
KungFooGoo said:
No....no they shouldn't......
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Haha, yeah, what da KFG sed. :)

On her way to "fat", IMO. Definitely too high a BF%, anyway, which is what it comes down to, AFAIK. Not just height/weight, ffs. :rolleyes:

She would look A LOT better after shedding all that excess. Or even most of it - a bit is fine, again IMO (especially for dem chikz).
 
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