RuMR Posted December 7, 2004 Posted December 7, 2004 You guys are all overweight and too big for climbing, IMO. I'm 5'3", 112 lbs, and it's a serious advantage for hard red-points, no matter what anyone else tells you. yeah, mebbe you are 112 lbs, but you are AT LEAST 5'4"!!! Quote
Dru Posted December 7, 2004 Posted December 7, 2004 if a copperhead will hold 185 lbs., then 12.5% becomes significant. I can't get fat. i try and try... I will probably end up freezing to death in the Rockies again at Christmas. Quote
Bogen Posted December 7, 2004 Posted December 7, 2004 Body Mass Index calculator According to this I am bordering on "obese." SexualChocolate is barely above "underweight." I know I'm not very fat, I'm pretty muscular. I am going to stop by curves on my way to lunch and see if they will calculate my body fat with their spectro-thing. Maybe I better skip lunch... Quote
Bogen Posted December 7, 2004 Posted December 7, 2004 Better calculator The woman at curves has a "Body Fat Analyzer" that incorporates BMI and seems to measure electrical conductivity through the body - you put an electrode in each hand. It put me at 22.1 percent body fat, which, according to her chart, is in the middle of the "overweight" category. She looked at me and laughed, saying well, I guess it isn't perfect, you're obviously in great shape! The above link seems more reasonable, as it incorporates body measurments and activity level. Also it is more reasonable because it tells me my weight is only 2 pounds off of my ideal weight, so it must be right! Quote
iain Posted December 7, 2004 Posted December 7, 2004 She looked at me and laughed, saying well, I guess it isn't perfect, you're obviously in great shape! dude did you work that or what Quote
Bogen Posted December 7, 2004 Posted December 7, 2004 She looked at me and laughed, saying well, I guess it isn't perfect, you're obviously in great shape! dude did you work that or what Nope Quote
RuMR Posted December 7, 2004 Posted December 7, 2004 Better calculator She looked at me and laughed... i usually laugh at fat folks climbing... Quote
Dru Posted December 7, 2004 Posted December 7, 2004 Your Recommended Blocks Your weight is: 165 pounds Your sex is: Male Your Body Fat percentage is: 11 Your Lean Body Mass is: 147 pounds Your 'Ideal' weight is: 169 pounds Your activity factor is: 0.91 Your recommend blocks per day are: 18 (135 grams of protein) Quote
Bogen Posted December 7, 2004 Posted December 7, 2004 Ha, you need to gain 4 pounds. I need to lose 2. I guess you can have my perogies. Your Recommended Blocks Your weight is: 220 pounds Your sex is: Male Your Body Fat percentage is: 14 Your Lean Body Mass is: 189 pounds Your 'Ideal' weight is: 218 pounds Your activity factor is: 0.83 Your recommend blocks per day are: 21 (157 grams of protein) Quote
scott_harpell Posted December 7, 2004 Posted December 7, 2004 (edited) Your Recommended Blocks Your weight is: 180 pounds Your sex is: Male Your Body Fat percentage is: 7 Your Lean Body Mass is: 167 pounds Your 'Ideal' weight is: 193 pounds Your activity factor is: 0.87 Your recommend blocks per day are: 20 (150 grams of protei Looks like I could pork up a bit! anyone know a good way to gain 13 lbs? Edited December 7, 2004 by scott_harpell Quote
sexual_chocolate Posted December 7, 2004 Posted December 7, 2004 yeah, mebbe you are 112 lbs, but you are AT LEAST 5'4"!!! You just can't STAND anyone being shorter and lighter than you, can you?!?! Quote
RuMR Posted December 8, 2004 Posted December 8, 2004 ok ok so the cat's out of the bag...now you all know what sexycocoapuff looks like! Quote
sexual_chocolate Posted December 8, 2004 Posted December 8, 2004 You must admit I have beautiful eyes.... Quote
glacier Posted December 8, 2004 Posted December 8, 2004 I must be damn near perfect... Your weight is: 155 pounds Your sex is: Male Your Body Fat percentage is: 12 Your Lean Body Mass is: 136 pounds Your 'Ideal' weight is: 157 pounds Your activity factor is: 0.83 Your recommend blocks per day are: 17 (127 grams of protein) Quote
MtnHigh Posted December 8, 2004 Posted December 8, 2004 Your Jones 'limp' weight is: 1.2 pounds Your sex is: Male Your Jones Fat percentage is: 12 Your Jones Lean Mass is: 1.0 pounds Your Jones 'Activity' weight is: 1.5 pounds Your Jones activity factor is: 0.83 Your Jones recommend penetrations per day are: 36 Quote
joel20 Posted December 8, 2004 Posted December 8, 2004 it lies, i see fat all over but then again it could just be my own fucked up self image Your Recommended Blocks Your weight is: 185 pounds Your sex is: Male Your Body Fat percentage is: 5 Your Lean Body Mass is: 176 pounds Your 'Ideal' weight is: 202 pounds Your activity factor is: 0.91 Your recommend blocks per day are: 21 (157 grams of protein) Quote
scott_harpell Posted December 8, 2004 Posted December 8, 2004 it lies, i see fat all over but then again it could just be my own fucked up self image Your Recommended Blocks Your weight is: 185 pounds Your sex is: Male Your Body Fat percentage is: 5 Your Lean Body Mass is: 176 pounds Your 'Ideal' weight is: 202 pounds Your activity factor is: 0.91 Your recommend blocks per day are: 21 (157 grams of protein) did you fuck up your height or something? at 5% you shouldn't see any fat at all. I am 7% now and I still can't see any on me whatsoever. Quote
scott_harpell Posted December 8, 2004 Posted December 8, 2004 Your Recommended Blocks Your weight is: 387 pounds Your sex is: Male Your Body Fat percentage is: 94 Your Lean Body Mass is: 23 pounds Your 'Ideal' weight is: 27 pounds Your activity factor is: 1 Your recommend blocks per day are: 8 (60 grams of protein) Quote
RuMR Posted December 8, 2004 Posted December 8, 2004 it lies, i see fat all over but then again it could just be my own fucked up self image Your Recommended Blocks Your weight is: 185 pounds Your sex is: Male Your Body Fat percentage is: 5 Your Lean Body Mass is: 176 pounds Your 'Ideal' weight is: 202 pounds Your activity factor is: 0.91 Your recommend blocks per day are: 21 (157 grams of protein) did you fuck up your height or something? at 5% you shouldn't see any fat at all. I am 7% now and I still can't see any on me whatsoever. its hard to see that fat between your ears, no?? Quote
scott_harpell Posted December 8, 2004 Posted December 8, 2004 it lies, i see fat all over but then again it could just be my own fucked up self image Your Recommended Blocks Your weight is: 185 pounds Your sex is: Male Your Body Fat percentage is: 5 Your Lean Body Mass is: 176 pounds Your 'Ideal' weight is: 202 pounds Your activity factor is: 0.91 Your recommend blocks per day are: 21 (157 grams of protein) did you fuck up your height or something? at 5% you shouldn't see any fat at all. I am 7% now and I still can't see any on me whatsoever. its hard to see that fat between your ears, no?? That weight must be hanging between my legs. Quote
John Frieh Posted December 8, 2004 Posted December 8, 2004 You kids can count all the calories you want... I would argue the more you weigh (muscle not fat) the more weight you can carry on your back and still be efficient in the mtns... in addition to staying warmer. It’s like giving a 100 lb pack to a 180 lb person and a 130 lb person... the 180 lb person is going to be able to hike faster with that weight. I guess if hard trad/sport is your game cool... enjoy your wheatgrass shake. But if you're chasing alpine, mtneering, or anything that requires an approach I'd say put on all the lean muscle mass you can. Just my 2 fat ass cents. Quote
scott_harpell Posted December 8, 2004 Posted December 8, 2004 (edited) I'd say put on all the lean muscle mass you can. That's the ticket. What kinda B.F. are we talking about here? cause every lb of fat is another one you could be carying up the mountain in your pack. Edited December 8, 2004 by scott_harpell Quote
John Frieh Posted December 8, 2004 Posted December 8, 2004 A different approach: Person A can squat 350 lbs once (their max). Person B can squat 150 lbs once (their max). Person A can therefore do more repetitions than person b at say 50 lbs. Now imagine that 50 lbs is a pack. Person A can hike faster and longer with 50 lbs on their back than person b. The only reason I suggested lean muscle mass is that its strength without the bulk so its impact to your rock specific climbing skills will be minimal. Quote
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