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According to ceffo's original post, he is 105kg @7% now. Perhaps he bulked up since the article - along with the multiple PhDs in mere months, this might represent Ceffo's muddled mind not really understanding what was said, or it might be the guy's advertising copy. Or perhaps both.
90kg would make him FFMI 23.7, which can be done without steroids, says the study; 95kg would be the upper limit. However 7% year-round would be unusual to say the least. We'd expect the person to be tanked out by the mid-afternoon and frequently ill, too, with that low bodyfat long-term.
90kg would make him FFMI 23.7, which can be done without steroids, says the study; 95kg would be the upper limit. However 7% year-round would be unusual to say the least. We'd expect the person to be tanked out by the mid-afternoon and frequently ill, too, with that low bodyfat long-term.
Noobs in defense of the guy legs tend to carry a lot of fat - leaning out they're going to look stick like. Also genetically most bodybuilders have bigger upper bodies than legs - being an all round mass monster never got big until yates.