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#145439 - 05/20/05 06:00 PM Re: Too much protein at once? [Re: SANCHIN31]
Dereck Prolific Registered: 10/04/04 Posts: 10411 Loc: Great White North	Sanchin, don't worry about the BMI, this was designed for everyday normal people who do not work with weights or exercise to become bigger and stronger. My own BMI is around 29.51 and I am in very good shape. Could be better if I wasn't injured and taking a break but still in better shape then the majority of people. If you took the BMI from any pro athlete they would all be considered possible candidates for a coffin. _________________________ "IF I COME ... I'M BRINGING THE PAIN WITH ME"
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#145440 - 05/20/05 11:17 PM Re: Too much protein at once? [Re: Dereck]
Blindsided Member Registered: 05/09/05 Posts: 217	body mass index
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#145441 - 05/21/05 05:04 PM Re: Too much protein at once? [Re: ken harding]
Stampede Lord of the Kazoo Registered: 04/08/04 Posts: 967 Loc: El Dorado, AR	Quote: I weigh 190lbs and am 6'3" 31yrs old. Sanchin why are you after hitting 210 lbs? Your BMI will go from 23.7ish to 26+. Ok so long as you are fit but later in life it might give you a problem with weight. At 31 I'd stay a steady weight unless there is some over riding reason for you to gain muscle. BMI is garbage. Using the Austrian Oak's numbers plugged into the BMI formula, he is morbidly obese. It is an overly simplistic formula which ignores far too many aspects of physical fitness . For example: according to the linked BMI calculator I am, at 5' 8", 195lbs, 15% bodyfat, currently doing two full-body weight training routines weekly, training martial arts for 1.5-2.0 hours five days a week (more when I can make it to classes), eating a very healthy diet, an obese individual. Also, check out the " What Does All This Mean? " link on the CDC page. I very much like how they break down the body mass index as one aspect of a person's health as opposed to a calculation showing the fit and muscular are identical to the overweight and out-of-shape [I've had clients who've used my measurements and shown me I'm obese - it's a coming defense when training and dietary changes are suggested] _________________________ Formerly Vash
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