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**Deengealf** · 03-16-2007, 06:38 PM

i guess i want to get lower because i still feel I have a substantial amount to lose. Pounds wise, I could stand to lose another 30. Any more than that would look sickly with the muscle tone that I have. My secret to gaining mass so quickly is definitely lifting like a man. No more wimpy weights and thousands of reps...I won't bulk up, even some guys have problems building bulk, and I'm full of estrogen so i doubt i will ever be body builder-ish unless i start taking creatine or roids. Also, it is possible that my numbers above are not accurate. This time around I used calipers, but before I used a machine you grip that tells you your BMI and all, both were done by my trainers, but the accuracy between one and the other might be slightly off. But I know for sure I was at least over 30 when I started, and 36% according to that machine.

03-16-2007, 06:38 PM	#3
Deengealf Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 523 Senior Member	i guess i want to get lower because i still feel I have a substantial amount to lose. Pounds wise, I could stand to lose another 30. Any more than that would look sickly with the muscle tone that I have. My secret to gaining mass so quickly is definitely lifting like a man. No more wimpy weights and thousands of reps...I won't bulk up, even some guys have problems building bulk, and I'm full of estrogen so i doubt i will ever be body builder-ish unless i start taking creatine or roids. Also, it is possible that my numbers above are not accurate. This time around I used calipers, but before I used a machine you grip that tells you your BMI and all, both were done by my trainers, but the accuracy between one and the other might be slightly off. But I know for sure I was at least over 30 when I started, and 36% according to that machine.
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