sethnintendo said:
Panama said:
sethnintendo said:
Panama said:
krafty89 said:
Panama said:
Do people still use BMI? In an age where most men lift weights, its practically useless. |
Most, men? Hmmm
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My generation does at least. Though i've been seeing a lot of fat kids lately.
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I'm big boned (I swear)... My weight doesn't correspond to other people's weight. I have broad shoulders and thicker bones than most. So someone that is near my height or a few inches shorter can weigh 20-30 lbs less than me even though they have a huge belly... I still have 20-30 lbs to drop though but I am working hard at it (work out every day and my job requires you to stand/move around pretty much the entire 8-12 hour shift). I gain a lot of weight when I get laid off (drinking too much alcohol and not doing any exercise) but then drop it after a few months of work.
Normal weight for me would be around 210-220 lbs (6'2" pretty much 3"). If I go under 200 lbs then I start looking like I am starving.
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At that height and weight, if you lifted a bit, you could make for a good forward.
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Forward for soccer (football) or basketball? Basketball I wouldn't be that great considering I'm white and white people can't jump... Well at least I can't (I can shoot pretty decent though). I played soccer for about 12+ years when I was a kid. My favorite position was sweeper/stopper since I am a pretty good defender. I would even push up the field and go on offense (had to run back quick if we lost the ball) if I got frustrated with team not doing anything on offense (this was in rec league, year I played travel team (more competitive) I had to stay in my position. I played forward a lot too. Sadly my soccer skills have probably gone down hill but with some practice I'm sure I could return to form or near there.
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I meant for Rugby Union or League, but I keep forgetting that it isn't too big in America.
