By Casey Butt: “The following calculator gives you an estimate of the maximum muscular bodyweight and muscular measurements (at roughly 8 to 10% bodyfat) that a drug-free trainee of your structure is likely to attain. It is based on equations I’ve developed through over 6 years of research and analysis of data from drug-free champions both past and present. In essence, this calculator scales the weights and measurements of the drug-free champions to your skeletal structure.”
pancakes! pancakes! please guy give me a break! blueberry waffles trump your fluffy pancakes!![/quote]
I like waffles too. And french (freedom) toast. And crepes. Croissants also. I’ll eat them all together if there are enough eggs and bacon to go with it.
I entertained one of these types of calculators about 3 years ago. With my wrist circumference of 6.5" it told me I could weigh 153-155 lbs at 10% (something close to that). At the time I was 160lbs with defined abs, serratus, and intercoastals (most likely under 10%). I was still traning naturally at the time. These things are completely pointless. Taking something that applies to the average person across an entire population is a complete waste of time unless your body exactly fits the mold of the “average” person.
