Originally posted by: chinkee
for those who think i'm bs'ing, i got it professionally done. i usually drop to that much right before a competition (i do tae kwon do). here's a dated pic of me, but this is what i usually look like (but with slightly bigger chest and arms)
http://filebox.vt.edu/users/dhwang/mine/1sambas.jpg
i'm on the left
Originally posted by: M16Grenadier
6'3"
260 lbs
High%
Originally posted by: RagingBITCH
Originally posted by: chinkee
for those who think i'm bs'ing, i got it professionally done. i usually drop to that much right before a competition (i do tae kwon do). here's a dated pic of me, but this is what i usually look like (but with slightly bigger chest and arms)
http://filebox.vt.edu/users/dhwang/mine/1sambas.jpg
i'm on the left
Um, just b/c it's professionally done doesn't mean it was accurate. Your abs aren't BB-class defined, who are 5-6% at competition level. You have no striation on your chest or shoulders or arms. That's definitely not 3.5% BF. You're probably around 9% in that picture.
Originally posted by: chinkee
Originally posted by: RagingBITCH
Originally posted by: chinkee
for those who think i'm bs'ing, i got it professionally done. i usually drop to that much right before a competition (i do tae kwon do). here's a dated pic of me, but this is what i usually look like (but with slightly bigger chest and arms)
http://filebox.vt.edu/users/dhwang/mine/1sambas.jpg
i'm on the left
Um, just b/c it's professionally done doesn't mean it was accurate. Your abs aren't BB-class defined, who are 5-6% at competition level. You have no striation on your chest or shoulders or arms. That's definitely not 3.5% BF. You're probably around 9% in that picture.
if you don't believe me, that's cool. perhaps you're the expert around here. its not worth arguing about anyways.
Originally posted by: jumpr
My sister bought a body-fat-calculating scale this weekend and I decided to try it out. Here's what I am:
5'09"
129 lbs.
11.0% body fat
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