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strength coach
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One happy mom
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Peanut butter and crackers
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A challenge, it would be!
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Likes to just run
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Possibly - leverage may be an issue.
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Takes good care of her hair
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Financial investment advisor
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I think I'd have a chance.
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Gain (K-pop singer)
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First thought - "I wish I was sitting by a pool too. I need some sunlight."
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Proud of his progress
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she seems bored with the antics here :D
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You're a Cowboys fan
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Hello, from a kilted American! :D
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We have a tale in our region about one guy who missed the unwritten memo about going regimental when you're throwing (namely, DON'T). He missed his footing on one event and landed flat on his back, with the kilt flipped up to his chest.
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You'd be surprised how much of a crowd shows up! HA!
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I'm a lot more conversational in real life, especially about highland games and my kids!
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4 or 5 - everyone smile!
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You may have counter-argued yourself in part A. You state that people criticize BMI for being inaccurate, then state that "BMI is more likely to underestimate body fat" - inaccurate is inaccurate, one way or the other. The OP was talking specifically about using BMI to guess your body fat, and I just used my numbers as an…
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Jennifer Grey
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I'd win, but I'd sell tickets and hype it up so we both get a payoff for the effort.
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To hit the gym and squat off some stress.
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I would grab a biscotti, sit down, and watch the showdown.
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As of the middle of last month, I was 388 lbs with a Bod Pod measured bodyfat percentage of 40% (also confirmed via impedance test that same day). I am 6'2", so that gives me a BMI of 49.8. If we put this into the formula: 1.2 x 49.8 + 0.23 x 36 - 16.2 59.76 + 8.28 - 16.2 62.04 - 16.2 = 51.84% bodyfat I'm not going to call…
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I had a Bod Pod and an Omron test run the same day, and they were within 1% of each other. If you're going to go with the Omron (or any other impedance test), then definitely go with the "test when you wake up" to get consistent answers. Calipers are good to get an idea of your progress, but can be misleading if you…
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A small legion of pygmy marmosets ready to do her bidding.
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quit trying to sneak a peek :smiley:
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not look so angry
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The closer you get to your goal, you may want to consider getting a body fat percentage check - depending on your build, your BMI may mislead you. Especially if you are adding exercise to your weight loss plan. You may end up being higher than "healthy" BMI, but at a healthy body fat % (which is the better goal).
