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What are your body measurements??

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  • jenblwr
    jenblwr Posts: 53
    38/34/38

    We could be twins! I'm 38-34-36.5. Everyone else has like 24-28 inch waist. :(

    Yeah, we do look pretty similar in inches! Up until 3 years ago I still pretty much had no curves..but all my measurements were around 32/26/28...I'd love to get down to that sort of size again (altho I wouldn't say no to some curves to go with the small waist!)
  • armywifeana
    armywifeana Posts: 4
    5'6"
    32-26.5-33

    Not too bad seeing as though I have 4 kids. hope to eventually be at 32-24-32. We'll see what happens!
  • larousse_37
    larousse_37 Posts: 80
    37-27-38

    Curve-o-rama over here!!
  • jessieinblue
    jessieinblue Posts: 287 Member
    37-27-38

    Curve-o-rama over here!!

    Hey, you're my measurement twin! Well, close.
  • x3mommy
    x3mommy Posts: 73 Member
    42/36/39
    Wow! I had no idea, you inspired me to measure! yuck!
  • MMK72
    MMK72 Posts: 35 Member
    I need to check mine, I have no clue??:ohwell: but, is there a "should be" measurement or a "good" measurement???

    What does my waist measurement mean?
    The waist measurements below3 (no matter what your height is) suggest you have an increased risk of developing a chronic disease:
    Increased risk
    - Men: more than 94 centimetres (37 inches)
    - Women: more than 80 centimetres (31.5)
    Greatly increased risk
    - Men: more than 102 centimetres (40.2 inches)
    - Women: more than 88 centimetres (34.6 inches)
    NOTE: These are World Health Organisation and National Health & Medical Research Council figures.

    from

    http://www.health.gov.au/internet/abhi/publishing.nsf/Content/factsheet-waist-measurement
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