Dec 20, 2024
7:36:06am
7:36:06am
Someone will have a higher BMI in the healthy range if they are muscular. That's my point.
Here is somebody who was 6'2" and 220, overweight, who lost 30 lbs and is now 6'2" 192 and fairly ripped.
Originally posted on Dec 20, 2024 at 7:36:06am
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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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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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7:36am
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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