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Thread: 4 in 10 American women are now classified as obese

post 1446581723 06-08-2016, 01:13 PM
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Originally Posted By cncman⏩
women. The key here is women. you can actually use BMI for them, they won't be piles of lean mass.
It's crazy to think how little muscle the average woman has. It then makes you think of all the guys out there that are taking chit from women through any means. Lmao.
post 1446582293 06-08-2016, 01:17 PM
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6/10 women are obese. Its sad cuz that greatly reduces the amount of women for men in shape to pick from.

Now any skinny butterface is a 10/10 just because shes not fat lol.
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post 1446585783 06-08-2016, 01:41 PM
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Originally Posted By AngusPeppered⏩
No surprise there. Girls don't have a need for self-improvement like guys do overall. Also, another problem for both guys and girls is all the bro science spread about dieting that prevents people from effectively losing weight and keeping it off. Also, the statistic is kind of skewed. Most young guys are in decent shape it's just that the majority of Americans get complacent as they get older, married, and involved with their careers.
I wouldn't say MOST young guys are in shape. I can tell you first hand there are more young guys that are in bad shape these days than ever. Most of it is due to sedentary video game and processed food lifestyles as they grew up.

I'm in the Army and many of the younger guys are out of shape. Which is sad considering they are pre-screened before they join and have to be at a certain minimum standard or they don't even get in. Many don't get in so imagine how worse shape they are in than even the guys I'm talking about. These guys come into units in bad shape even after they've gone to basic training. Then they end up getting kicked out for being overweight (have known many guys that got kicked out for this).

Many people do get complacent as they get older but a lot are already out of shape. I'd say this is partly why you see all these threads from guys 26 years old who cry about being old etc. They feel old because they're out of shape and have grown up sedentary.
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post 1616470411 09-14-2020, 03:08 AM
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and American media keeps celebrating it, look atLizzo
post 1616470571 09-14-2020, 03:18 AM
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One time travelling in USA I was in West Hollywood and everyone was slim and hot, and then I was in Dupont in DC and everyone was slim and fit (though mostly gay men). But I also went to Vegas and I don't know where those Vegas people came from but holy **** it was like another species!
post 1616471561 09-14-2020, 03:54 AM
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But how many pull ups can they do?
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