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    Quote Originally Posted by ber View Post
    If u use the BMI as a guide most of the Munster rugby squad are obese
    How would they rate in the EUROP system Ber???...................
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    Quote Originally Posted by carlos marvado View Post
    23.4 and I've been that for the best part of 30 years now.
    Since you were 3???...................
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    Quote Originally Posted by luther View Post
    Since you were 3???...................
    that when he was born the docs had a game of basketball with him at lunchtime.When he was allowed home he just rolled on out of there.

    only joking Carlos,
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    Quote Originally Posted by Derry lad View Post
    The BMI can't be taken that seriously because it only has two parameters, hieght and weight. Surely there should be more to deciding if someone is over or under weight. There should be an allowance for the physical make up such as if the person is slim build such as a long distance runner or a physical athlete like a rugby player.
    Very true, I have a low fat couint on my legs arms and shoulders but it's the cursed belly that gets me ..

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    men will put on weight on the belly if they don't exrcise it and women will put weight on there arse the same way .............you got to exrcise to stay in shape so get into shape guys

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    Quote Originally Posted by luther View Post
    How would they rate in the EUROP system Ber???...................
    They are mostly U a couple of R and i think possibly two E, but seeing as each is split in to 3 now,think we would have to put them through the
    machine to be sure . Pity though we have to kill em for that.
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    This is a handy little gadget, but i prob wouldnt be saying that only for the fact im slap bang in the middle with a value of 21.4
    Cant really be that accurate when it doesnt account for the distribution of muscle and bone mass in your body

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dirty Harry View Post
    men will put on weight on the belly if they don't exrcise it and women will put weight on there arse the same way .............you got to exrcise to stay in shape so get into shape guys
    It has nothing to do with exercising the belly. It has to do with the fact that its the largest areas that gain the flab first followed by the smallest. They way to loose the flab is not so much exercising the belly but cutting the calories and / or burning more calories by exercising the largest muscle groups. This is why cardio machines are all pretty much leg and hip and /or back. The largest areas place the body under most stress and as a result burn more calories and get the hearts rate up more as well.

    All sit ups do for 99% of the population is damage their spine. The abs are a secondary stabilizer of the core along with the obiques and intercostals (waist). The primary stabilizer is a group called the Poas. Heres where the problem starts. Because the Poas are the dominant muscle they will contract first but the poas muscles (one on either side of the spine) inserts around the L5 vertebrae ,the last disc on the lower back and originates on the groin. When muscles contract they pull on their insertions. In this case the insertion is the spinal disc. The result is damage and eventually permanent damage. This is why most ppl complain of a stiff or sore low back after doing sit ups. The safest sit up is the standing cable crunch.

    too much info?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Westsidex View Post
    It has nothing to do with exercising the belly. It has to do with the fact that its the largest areas that gain the flab first followed by the smallest. They way to loose the flab is not so much exercising the belly but cutting the calories and / or burning more calories by exercising the largest muscle groups. This is why cardio machines are all pretty much leg and hip and /or back. The largest areas place the body under most stress and as a result burn more calories and get the hearts rate up more as well.

    All sit ups do for 99% of the population is damage their spine. The abs are a secondary stabilizer of the core along with the obiques and intercostals (waist). The primary stabilizer is a group called the Poas. Heres where the problem starts. Because the Poas are the dominant muscle they will contract first but the poas muscles (one on either side of the spine) inserts around the L5 vertebrae ,the last disc on the lower back and originates on the groin. When muscles contract they pull on their insertions. In this case the insertion is the spinal disc. The result is damage and eventually permanent damage. This is why most ppl complain of a stiff or sore low back after doing sit ups. The safest sit up is the standing cable crunch.

    too much info?
    Westside.
    The correct way to work any of these muscles is by naturally finding it out ourselves in a natural way.

    All these "machines" and "techniques" and procedures are nothing but an example of human's love of stupidity and love of following others and following instructions, being part of the latest fads.

    You want abs? How about sitting without a back on your chair for extended periods. That will build up your abs in a really natural way.

    Observe how the other great apes sit:



    That is the natural sitting position we're all designed to sit in.

    Of course by doing bullshit crackpot fad exercises that you would NEVER do in nature, bad stuff is going to happen eventually. Similarly, humans should eat nothing but raw food and when they don't... sooner or later bad stuff starts to happen.
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    Quote Originally Posted by nicegirlsarenice View Post
    The correct way to work any of these muscles is by naturally finding it out ourselves in a natural way.

    All these "machines" and "techniques" and procedures are nothing but an example of human's love of stupidity and love of following others and following instructions, being part of the latest fads.

    You want abs? How about sitting without a back on your chair for extended periods. That will build up your abs in a really natural way.

    Observe how the other great apes sit:



    That is the natural sitting position we're all designed to sit in.

    Of course by doing bullshit crackpot fad exercises that you would NEVER do in nature, bad stuff is going to happen eventually. Similarly, humans should eat nothing but raw food and when they don't... sooner or later bad stuff starts to happen.
    Everyones anatomy is the same as far as these muscles go.What differs is the imbalances.

    Westside.

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