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39.. 5ft5" 60kg.. fittest ive ever been
46kg; 47 ... age exceeds weight (ahem! avdave2)
I'm quite good at riding up hills 🙂
52 , 5'10 and 82kg . I've been 90 kg and leaner ( ex gym rat) and 75kg and felt crap . When you like how you fell thsts your ideal weight .
49, 5'10, 79kg. I should be about 77kg but put a bit on early in the year and its not going away in a rush !
Sue W wins!!
178cm and 69kg. don't like being much less though
55 5'8" and 69kg weighed early evening i.e my Crit race weight?
5.11 and 75kg. On heavier side at mo', but I don't look that healthy under 70kg. Maybe just grumpy cos of the roady miles 😉
5'8'' and 68.5kg
Why 70kg? Nice round number I guess.
42, 6ft and 71kg here. Mrs Blobby complains that's too thin but it's racing season!
6ft and about 14st/89kg; bmi 26.7
Have been down to 12:13/82kg; bmi 24.6 but in honesty I felt too thin despite still having a bit of a paunch. Would be happy to be about 13.5/86kg but struggling to lose it at present; despite having done 5:2 successfully it isn't happening any more, and even though miles are up and I'm running again I'm struggling to keep weight off. In fact that plus some other symptoms (fatigue, always cold) makes me wonder if I need a thyroid test.
Age:37
Weight: 11st 3lbs
Height:5' 11"
Chest:39
Waist:28
Eyes: Blue
Hobbies:Swimming & vanity.
*blows kiss at self*
nickc - I should probably 'fess up to being only 5' ... there's not much weight associated with being such a shortie 🙂
BMI of 19.6 if that gives a more accurate comparison?
197.5cm 72-73kgs. I will caveat this with the following: I train quite a bit, my diet is purely functional and it's quite advantageous for me to be light when I compete (and I'm too damn tall so most people I race are lighter by a bit I suspect.)
Iain
5ft 6in, 62kg, 52 years old, approx 10-12% body fat.
30in jeans require a belt.
N+1kg
twinw4ll - 62kg
With your tales of muscle development I expected you to be heavier for some reason, even at that height.
47yrs 176cm 74kg
GSOH
Likes bikes
No hair
When you like how you fell thsts your ideal weight .
Not quite this but I agree...
😛
50 years young, 6'01" tall and only 108kg I'm feeling relatively small again like I did when I went to Skegness for the day on Saturday 😆
48, 182cm (6 foot), 89-91 kg
Can get down to 87 with lots of training but can never hold it there. Been stable here for about 3 years now having lost over 10 kgs from 100+ max.
Would love to see sub 85 where I was from all my 30's but accept it probably isn't going to happen
Age 39
Height 191cm
Weight 98kg
I'm currently the heaviest I have ever been, mainly due to having no self control and a wife that loves unhealthy snacks so the house is full of them. I was 88 kg when we met 6 years ago. Not bothered by weight per se but like the benefits in climbing and like being fit.
BMI of 19.6 as well Sue W so I'll offer a draw 🙂
5'7"(just)45 yo,75 kg when fat,@ 69kg you can see my ribs and I look hungry.
Currently hovering around71. Built like a barrel.
6'5" and 87kg. Last time I had my body fat measured it was 9%.
My wife things I am skinny.
32, 5'10 and 73kg. Can't remember being much lighter - No plans to drop much lower as I'm at a good racing weight now. Power to weight is more useful as a measure - weight loss at the expense of power is daft.
i was 27, 5 foot 10, 70 kilo.. had two heart attacks and a stroke so changed my lifestyle so now i m 52, 5 foot 10 and 110 kilo.. never felt better..
176cm (5'9" ish) and 81kg (13st ish), which is the heaviest I've been (was 60kg when I graduated 25 years ago), but then my only sport now is weight lifting, so I've gained a fair bit of muscle in the last 2 years.
45
5'6"
61kg
Seems to be my ideal weight any less and I don't feel well.
Whistle blows and I'm off like a rocket and go up climbs quick I just get nailed on the flats.
46
5'11"
70kg
10kg less than a year ago.
178cm/5'10
78kg/12.5 stones.
I have managed to drop about a stone over the last 5 years by eating less ... 😆
My weight now is similar to time when I was 18 many decades ago. However, it took me a while to go from 68kg to 78kg. Then I started pigging out and my weight went up to about 13.5 stones (85kg+ I think. Now, I am back to my normal weight but I think I want to be at 75kg so I can have 3kg room for pigging out.
OP, running will make you loose muscle weight not the fat if I can recall ... 😮
pete68 - Member
46
5'11"
70kg
High 5 Perfect Weight Man!
45 6'2" 81kg been that around that weight for years. Ideal weight for me for normal life but prob a few kg over for racing xc, but power to weight works out ok and I like to sprint.
54,
5'6
10st 8. 74KG?
Three years back I was doing quite a lot of road miles & got down to 9st 12
5'10"
62-63kg (mass)
30" waist
Been the same for the last 25 ish years.
Up hills good. Long flats on the road bad.....
5'7
28-30" waist
Sat at 64-65kgs for the last 20yrs
Doc weighed me for the first time since changing meds earlier this year and I'm now at 30" waist and 75kgs!
Not complaining as virtually pain free, stronger and a 13" drop 😀
189cm and 119kg here.
I am trying to get it down to 110kg before winter, and will then re-evaluate my goals and see if I want to try and nudge under the 100kg mark for the first time in 20 years!
My problem seems to be lack of sleep and excess stress as my diet is pretty damn clean and remarkably low cal at the moment without having as much impact as I would anticipate. I am also not doing anything like enough exercise, which is annoying as if I was the first two problems would also vanish!
I think I need to get my sh*t together next week.
34
6' 2"
82 kg
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I wish 😆
40
6'
75kg
been a lot lighter in recent years.
59
6 ft
90kg
182cm
Presently 88kg on my journey from 110kg to 80kg.
ETA sometime next summer.
I'm 38, 5'10 and currently at 66kg.. aiming for 63ish by the end of summer
I can't be bothered with messing around with what I eat or drink.
I prefer interval training twice a week to lose weight.
5'11 and 82k, which I feel is where I should be for my body shape.
I am also not doing anything like enough exercise, which is annoying as if I was the first two problems would also vanish!
You have probably already thought of this but I always feel that the easiest way to get the regular exercise that you need is to make it part of your daily routine, the most obvious thing being your commute (if you have one!). Even if you can't cycle all the way to work you can still walk or cycle to the station, or park further from work and walk in, or even just take the stairs instead of the lift when you get there! Current thinking is that it's important not to underestimate the importance of even a little bit of daily physical activity. It. May not be enough to help with weight loss but it does seem to make a large difference to a whole raft of other potential issues, including stress 🙂
6' 1"
39
85kg
We'd all be much better off without scales - it's just too easy to measure weight and obsess over it. Power:weight ratio is what matters uphill. If you're strong and flexible you'll crash better. If you ride MTBs it seems a lot more useful and fun to get stronger than thinner.
44, 6ft, 79kg. Lost about 5kg recently, trouser size went from 38 to 34. Tape measure is most important.
Don't like the idea of being 70kg to be healthy, ^ also thinking of starting strength training.