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Garfield Apr 2017 12:56pm, 26 Apr 2017 7,492 posts	Quote Pin Garfield Most of you wouldn't like to know what I'd like to weigh... I think I'm a little less than 8 stone. I'll find out tomorrow when I have my health check for work.
RunningInCircles Apr 2017 1:14pm, 26 Apr 2017 1,683 posts	Quote Pin RunningInCircles Weight is irrelevant.... BMI is a crude device that easily portrays a wrong message for an individual. Percentage body fat, that's a different matter
Fenland (Fenners) Runner Apr 2017 1:17pm, 26 Apr 2017 12,057 posts	Quote Pin Fenland (Fenners) Runner Oh dear. That's me fooked.
RunningInCircles Apr 2017 1:25pm, 26 Apr 2017 1,684 posts	Quote Pin RunningInCircles Don't worry, I spent years deceiving myself with other measures. Our capacity for finding the evidence to suit our beliefs is amazing P.S. Is it really likely to be that bad? Or is it just the idea of someone using a tape measure and skin calipers to take measurement while you stand around in your shorts
Fenland (Fenners) Runner Apr 2017 1:26pm, 26 Apr 2017 12,058 posts	Quote Pin Fenland (Fenners) Runner Had a dexoscan that measured it very accurately!!!
RunningInCircles Apr 2017 1:29pm, 26 Apr 2017 1,685 posts	Quote Pin RunningInCircles Oooh. Bit jealous of that I've got access to calipers (and the training to use them) and have had reasonable results with Skulpt for purposes of being less intimidating. But, I'd love to have a play with the big toys too
Doc Moye Apr 2017 2:21pm, 26 Apr 2017 14,147 posts	Quote Pin Doc Moye im comfortable in my skin....that's all i'm saying on the subject!
Huntsman Apr 2017 2:33pm, 26 Apr 2017 5,309 posts	Quote Pin Huntsman When I lost weight for Southampton my clothes fit me differently and the scales confirmed I'd lost weight.
Jono. Apr 2017 2:44pm, 26 Apr 2017 5,244 posts	Quote Pin Jono. I am only 4ft 2'' tall though as for fat measurement - that's me knackered on both fronts we ate chips and shared a fish at New Brighton
Fenland (Fenners) Runner Apr 2017 2:53pm, 26 Apr 2017 12,059 posts	Quote Pin Fenland (Fenners) Runner I think at a pure mechanical physics level losing weight has got to be a good thing (for racing)? Carrying a stone, in weight, less for fifty miles has got to equate to a fair bit of energy no longer required?

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