This is the average “man” in America btw

[lmnopq]

• Height: 5' 8.9" (175 cm)
• Weight: 199.0 lbs (90.3 kg)
• Bideltoid Width: 18.5 inches (47.0 cm)
• BMI: 30.4
• Body Fat: 28.1%
• Waist Size: 40.6 inches (103.1 cm)

So the average man in an obese manlet, with a fucking 18 inch bidelt

Welcome to bp

 

[H72]

American servers are so easy if your like mtn you can slay any girl you want AUS gotta be HTN to go outside

 

[hopelessmanlet32]

ima be honest
this is average in some places in europe too

 

[user20266741]

Welcome to bp

 

[Kopcav.looks]

• Height: 5' 8.9" (175 cm)
• Weight: 199.0 lbs (90.3 kg)
• Bideltoid Width: 18.5 inches (47.0 cm)
• BMI: 30.4
• Body Fat: 28.1%
• Waist Size: 40.6 inches (103.1 cm)

So the average man in an obese manlet, with a fucking 18 inch bidelt

Welcome to bp

now what's the average teen?

 

[Niebvll]

90kg on 175cm is fucking crazy

 

[WristcelSupreme]

• Height: 5' 8.9" (175 cm)
• Weight: 199.0 lbs (90.3 kg)
• Bideltoid Width: 18.5 inches (47.0 cm)
• BMI: 30.4
• Body Fat: 28.1%
• Waist Size: 40.6 inches (103.1 cm)

So the average man in an obese manlet, with a fucking 18 inch bidelt

Welcome to bp

Over

 

[0ften]

90kg with 28% body fat seems way too high to be the average american man, what is your source?

 

[Semaxxer]

• Height: 5' 8.9" (175 cm)
• Weight: 199.0 lbs (90.3 kg)
• Bideltoid Width: 18.5 inches (47.0 cm)
• BMI: 30.4
• Body Fat: 28.1%
• Waist Size: 40.6 inches (103.1 cm)

So the average man in an obese manlet, with a fucking 18 inch bidelt

Welcome to bp

200 lbs at 5'9 is brutal

 

[lmnopq]

90kg with 28% body fat seems way too high to be the average american man, what is your source?

Look outside

 

[alladinbvs]

brootal

 

[ThomasDeutsch]

200 lbs at 5'9 is brutal

Would be good at 15% body fat

 

[ThomasDeutsch]

90kg with 28% body fat seems way too high to be the average american man, what is your source?

Its lower for guys in their 20s
But past the age of 30 its pretty much average to be fat asf

 

[polarpop]

Look outside

american obesity rates are exaggerated.