bodyweight.

[Tygrrh]

I like being big anything under 100kg I just feel small and weak. Some times its good to be able to sit on people. BIGGER is better. :pfft:

so the missus is happy then? :pfft: or delusions of grandeus? :wink:

Ill PM you with a photo :grin:

Right so after looking at that :shifty: it was delusions of grandeur! It's ok Jimjim, I'm sure size isn't everything

[startinfromscratch]

id just like to say, im nor a bber or plifter, but thats another argument.

not everyone has the genetics or financial/lifestyle capabilities to take some of the approaches being touted here. I was 72kg when i joined up here, and not even lean at 5ft 10".

Am now 100kg, carrying a fair bit more fat, but alot more LBM and alot stronger than 72kg. Some of us with average genetics need to put on fat to gain muscle, i know personally trying to 'tread the line' and avoid the fat gain while gaining LBM is just realistic.

my goal (long term) is simply to be 90kg and reasonably lean. imo acheivable naturally. but to put on that mass from the starting point of 72kg @15%, i have to go ALOT higher than 90kg.

just sayin... we not all arnies LOL

are u 100kg now?

that was fast weight gain bro... :nod:

yea man. too many bowls of swole LOL

[Doc_Cyclo]

If the physique is ballanced and the bodyfat is kept in check, weight goals are a way for competitive bodybuilders to set their goals on improvement of increasing lean muscle mass.

Much of the time the unrealistic dreaming is more a case of Body Dysmorphic Disorder than actual goal setting.

I am well under 6ft tall and am comfortable at 115kg but prefer to sit around 105-110kg. I am interested in seeing what I would look like at 120kg. If I don't like it I will back it off again to where my physique looks better and I can train and function at my best.