Dec 20, 2024
8:44:46am
8:44:46am
Here’s the main issue: people use the “BMI doesn’t work for muscular people” argument when they shouldn’t
It’s true, BMI is a bad tool for those who are working out a lot. But BMI isn’t for those people. It’s an easy reference point for people who aren’t paying attention to their weight.
But there are so many people who say, “BMI doesn’t work for muscular people. It says I’m overweight/obese. I must be muscular” when they don’t exercise or go to the gym regularly.
But there are so many people who say, “BMI doesn’t work for muscular people. It says I’m overweight/obese. I must be muscular” when they don’t exercise or go to the gym regularly.
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If you need motivation to start dieting in January, here is what Tim Allen weighs in The Santa Clause
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Dec 19, 10:40pm
6'2" and 192 puts you at a 24 BMI which is in the healthy weight range. If someone has any amount of muscle they could
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I mean the dude, in the pic above at 6'3 192 doesn't look like Taysom Hill, he doesn't even look like a body builder,
7:41am
6'1" vs. 6'2" makes a big difference when it comes to how much you can weigh and still be fit. Now I'm wondering if
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