Message from @Robin song

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2019-01-11 21:24:10 UTC  

me knees hurt thinking about weighing that much

2019-01-11 21:24:14 UTC  

@Sigma thats a good weight for ur height... same as me n I feel great about there

2019-01-11 21:24:22 UTC  

imagine if it's all muscle

2019-01-11 21:24:27 UTC  

lol

2019-01-11 21:24:33 UTC  

you get past a certain weight and you look healthy but you feel like a slug.

2019-01-11 21:24:49 UTC  

yep

2019-01-11 21:25:01 UTC  

if i don't get back in shape i'll end up with a dad bad. I'm more heavy than I'd like right now. I'm about 170

2019-01-11 21:25:05 UTC  

@Robin song been there too

2019-01-11 21:25:06 UTC  

I have no envy for professional bodybuilders

2019-01-11 21:25:07 UTC  

but its been rough lately

2019-01-11 21:25:16 UTC  

dad bod*

2019-01-11 21:25:16 UTC  

whats a healthy weight for 6'1 /6'2 ?

2019-01-11 21:25:23 UTC  

200lbs

2019-01-11 21:25:30 UTC  

@matthias09 195-210

2019-01-11 21:25:39 UTC  

I want that shredded athletic look. Strong, but excellent conditioning too

2019-01-11 21:25:53 UTC  

everyone wants that

2019-01-11 21:26:10 UTC  

yea, but If i follow certain programs i can get back to that

2019-01-11 21:26:12 UTC  

there is plenty of information online about healthy weights related to height. You need a health diet and body composition to reflect that weight/height balance.

2019-01-11 21:26:13 UTC  

my margin is between 145-155 to feel goood n have good energy

2019-01-11 21:26:18 UTC  

im 214 so close enough i guess but i also lift a lot

2019-01-11 21:26:24 UTC  

ignore bmi as it is a load of shit.

2019-01-11 21:26:39 UTC  

It's about what goals you want to work towards, and then do proper supp and diet

2019-01-11 21:26:48 UTC  

Yea everyone is different

2019-01-11 21:27:02 UTC  

Some people want the bodybuilder look, others powerlift, some for athletic performance

2019-01-11 21:27:02 UTC  

eat right n get good exercise... ur bod will tell u the rest

2019-01-11 21:27:11 UTC  

bmi is based on average weight vs height and doesnt factor in body composition or lifestyle

2019-01-11 21:27:48 UTC  

Bodybuilding is high volume...lighter weight usually but more reps 10x10s. Powerlifters, 5x5 maybe or lower but really heavy

2019-01-11 21:27:51 UTC  

it all depends

2019-01-11 21:28:01 UTC  

strength is not a big requirement in the modern world. machines do much of the heavy lifting.

2019-01-11 21:28:26 UTC  

Two main types of hypertrophy too

2019-01-11 21:28:37 UTC  

speed, endurance and power. now that is something to aim for.

2019-01-11 21:28:42 UTC  

The way I like to train^^

2019-01-11 21:28:44 UTC  

yea that

2019-01-11 21:29:04 UTC  

but still, a machine is very much likely to beat you in the modern world. ha!

2019-01-11 21:29:08 UTC  

Althetic and capable of being able to do sports. Strength and conditioning

2019-01-11 21:29:25 UTC  

no doxxes

2019-01-11 21:29:36 UTC  

virtue signalling

2019-01-11 21:30:07 UTC  

? we are merely talking about health.

2019-01-11 21:30:14 UTC  

Conditioning i like to do are call burst workouts, but they're basically HIIT type circuit conditioning

2019-01-11 21:30:23 UTC  

^^

2019-01-11 21:30:26 UTC  

Lots of burpees and stuff