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Moose McKnuckles said:Somebody hasn't missed a meal in the off-season, and it's not the Green Edge ladies.
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Moose McKnuckles said:Somebody hasn't missed a meal in the off-season, and it's not the Green Edge ladies.
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Moose McKnuckles said:When this is her competition.
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Moose McKnuckles said:Somebody hasn't missed a meal in the off-season, and it's not the Green Edge ladies.
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Her competition is her teammate?Moose McKnuckles said:When this is her competition.
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Moose McKnuckles said:When this is her competition.
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Of course it is, men have naturally significantly lower fat percentage than women.webbie146 said:lol I think my fat percentage is lower then hers![]()
happychappy said:I like big butts and I cannot lie.
maltiv said:Of course it is, men have naturally significantly lower fat percentage than women.
I obviously don't know the fat percentage of said poster, but a fat percentage that for men is considered normal would be considered extremely underweight for women. Below 10% for women is considered extremely deadly and is equivalent to 2% for men, so no, you are wrong.El Pistolero said:Professional athletes should have a lower fat percentage than normal people. Especially in a sport like cycling. This is just a joke.
maltiv said:I obviously don't know the fat percentage of said poster, but a fat percentage that for men is considered normal would be considered extremely underweight for women. Below 10% for women is considered extremely deadly and is equivalent to 2% for men, so no, you are wrong.
Because you said that professional athletes should have lower fat percentage than lower people, in reply to me answering that women should under no condition have lower fat percentage than men? I haven't said anything about the weight of the cyclists here and I agree that they look a bit overweight to be cyclists (female athletes normally have 14%-20% fat, some of those probably higher than that).El Pistolero said:Go watch some women in high jump in athletics. Stop trying to excuse female cyclists, it's obviously not a professional sport yet.
Even in female tennis they're not this fat. I didn't add any percentages by the way, so how on earth could I be wrong?
You're so proud of being a university student, yet you always bring up such stupid analogies. Comparing tennis to cycling is just silly.El Pistolero said:Go watch some women in high jump in athletics. Stop trying to excuse female cyclists, it's obviously not a professional sport yet.
Even in female tennis they're not this fat. I didn't add any percentages by the way, so how on earth could I be wrong?
BroDeal said:Those shorts are a very unfortunate design, and I thought black was supposed to be slimming.
Somewhere Sir Mix-a-lot is smiling.