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Your Weight: Heaviest, Current, Preferred
RyanF
Member
I wish I did have a dairy farm. Then I could drink raw milk. Om nom nom.
Unlike 0ni, I have no trouble putting on weight when I want to, but I think I've gained a lot more fat in my last couple bulks than was really necessary. Not sure how much of that was gaining weight quicker than I should have (not that I was gaining at any shockingly fast rate), and how much was due to programming. I think I'm about the same body composition as when I was last 60kg, which was at the start of 2010. 7kg over 3 years isn't much to write home about.
Unlike 0ni, I have no trouble putting on weight when I want to, but I think I've gained a lot more fat in my last couple bulks than was really necessary. Not sure how much of that was gaining weight quicker than I should have (not that I was gaining at any shockingly fast rate), and how much was due to programming. I think I'm about the same body composition as when I was last 60kg, which was at the start of 2010. 7kg over 3 years isn't much to write home about.
spartacus
Well-known member
heaviest ever weight 105kg (17% body fat roughly).
ideal weight now would be 88-90kg. Presently around 93kg.
If i could get to 90kg at under 10% bodyfat at my age, i would be very happy. Probably have to build 4-5kg of new muscle, which would be unlikely in the natural scheme of things.
ideal weight now would be 88-90kg. Presently around 93kg.
If i could get to 90kg at under 10% bodyfat at my age, i would be very happy. Probably have to build 4-5kg of new muscle, which would be unlikely in the natural scheme of things.
chocchillimango
Well-known member
Q1 - what was your heaviest ever weight?
59 kg (so long ago it doesn't seem real)
Q2 - what is your current weight?
45.2kg
Q3 - what is your preferred / ideal weight?
~ 50kg (maybe a kilo or two over that)
Q4 - what is your height?
158cm
59 kg (so long ago it doesn't seem real)
Q2 - what is your current weight?
45.2kg
Q3 - what is your preferred / ideal weight?
~ 50kg (maybe a kilo or two over that)
Q4 - what is your height?
158cm
harry1970
Elegantly Wasted
chocchillimango
Well-known member
Hobbit....Hope you have your tickets booked for tomorrow Viv.
I have my tickets booked for Wednesday, of course
*nerd alert*
and don't call me a hobbit, Mr Craig
*swoon*
*smelling salts*
You got that, Bond? nahhhh, no insult could bother me today! Most excellent gym session this arvo. Hobbits are strong, sir
Shrek
Fucked up Kunce
Hobbit....
I have mine booked already.. Yipee.I have my tickets booked for Wednesday, of course
*nerd alert*
and don't call me a hobbit, Mr Craig
*swoon*
*smelling salts*
You got that, Bond? nahhhh, no insult could bother me today! Most excellent gym session this arvo. Hobbits are strong, sir
3D The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey
Wednesday 26 December at 2:30 PM
Parramatta
Level 4 159-175 Church Street Parramatta NSW 2150
Vmax 1
Seats G14
Tickets: 1 x Adult, 1 x 3D Glasses
chocchillimango
Well-known member
Can't do 3D ... get all queazy
I'm taking my mum .. don't laugh, it's tradition
I'll probably cry during the opening credits...did it with LOTR...so pathetic