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You forgot the two obligatory follow ups:420 pounds.
420 pounds.
The thing I've noticed is that you need to eat more in order to bulk up and gain muscle. But then you stop working out because you've passed the muscle head phase, but your body still demands all that food because it got used to eating a lot... so you get fat.I’ve sat between 175-185lbs at 6ft 1in since I was a teenager. I broke 200lbs in my teens over a 6mo span when I got into lifting for a little bit, but I lost interest in that nonsense quick.
The thing I've noticed is that you need to eat more in order to bulk up and gain muscle. But then you stop working out because you've passed the muscle head phase, but your body still demands all that food because it got used to eating a lot... so you get fat.
Note: The "you" is a general usage.
We must be the same person. I was around 135 or 140 for most of my life. In the last couple of years things have slowly crept up to about 155 at its peak. I started using My Fitness Pal and I'm down to around 150 now. The biggest thing for me is that I didn't know which food items were causing the weight gain, but now that I track it, it hasn't been too bad.~155
I spent 15 years at 135 though. I've had a slight weight increase over the last 4-5 years.
You almost 6'1" as well?We must be the same person. I was around 135 or 140 for most of my life. In the last couple of years things have slowly crept up to about 155 at its peak. I started using My Fitness Pal and I'm down to around 150 now. The biggest thing for me is that I didn't know which food items were causing the weight gain, but now that I track it, it hasn't been too bad.
I'm a bit shorter, unfortunately.You almost 6'1" as well?
I also am a bit shorter than 6'1"I'm a bit shorter, unfortunately.
"Bit" is doing a lot of work here.I also am a bit shorter than 6'1"
"Bit" is doing a lot of work here.
This is pretty much where I'm at. I have the middle age belly right now and it's from a lot of years of snacks and sodas. I still snack but I gave up soda when Tears of the Kingdom came out in May. I currently weigh 155-160 lbs at 5'7", and have been somewhere between that number for the past few months. My highest ever was 165, my lowest in adulthood was 105-110 because of drug problems. (2017 - 2020). I'm fine with weighing more later in life - I had always disliked being "scrawny", but if I could trim down the belly a tad, my girlfriend would be very happy.I've been between 160 and 165. Used to be closer to 155 a year or two back thanks to having more activity at work. I don't mind it too much. Slowly getting the middle age dude pudgy belly.
I'm 6', so the weight really doesn't show on me. I notice it when I wear a t-shirt myself, but doubt others would. Luckily my metabolism is still pretty decent so even with less physical stuff I shouldn't gain much weight. Hopefully. I have had some muscle and definitely some definition, but never got muscular or anything. Or super strong. Oh well.This is pretty much where I'm at. I have the middle age belly right now and it's from a lot of years of snacks and sodas. I still snack but I gave up soda when Tears of the Kingdom came out in May. I currently weigh 155-160 lbs at 5'7", and have been somewhere between that number for the past few months. My highest ever was 165, my lowest in adulthood was 105-110 because of drug problems. (2017 - 2020). I'm fine with weighing more later in life - I had always disliked being "scrawny", but if I could trim down the belly a tad, my girlfriend would be very happy.
@Jawneh @Tommy Boy even when i was at my absolute fittest (which was very fit until about the age of 20), as a 16 year old i was heavier than you guys are now, and i'm not six feet. aren't people interesting.
You don't know me! I could be tall and just.. you know.. hang out with a bunch of extra tall people so I look short by comparison"Bit" is doing a lot of work here.