Weight Question

>>39608351
120-130

>>39608362
You must be joking

>>39608351
More like 165.

I always thought it was roughly 7lbs per inch

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>>39608351
165 lbs.
Next time use google.

>>39608575
> 5"6 115 lb
> healthy
Yeh, okay.

>>39608351

Not a big guy. For you.

>>39608362
this maybe 140

>>39608575
172*

>>39608575
>>39608733
its 180

>>39608575
>bmi chart

That shit stops being relevant the moment you pick up heavy objects with any regularity.

>>39608351
~186 lbs

if you're literally scaling (5'8 / 6'1) * 200

>>39608351
Well, if you scaled down directly, about 162 pounds, because weight scales with the cube.

>>39608817
I would convert 5'8" and 6’1" to cm or decimals otherwise you would get an incorrect ratio of height difference entering 5.8/6.1 in calculation.

But definitely on the right track, get yr scaling factor then apply it to what you are scaling down (or up)

>>39609269
So, (174.74/185.42)200 = 188.4 pounds.