Saw an article on MSN, related to an article in Men’s Fitness. MSN
According to Men’s Fitness, Baltimore is the fittest city in America. Interestingly enough, according to Men’s Health, San Francisco was named the best city for men (how’d they come up with that?). Having near baltimore for awhile, I really don’t see it. I would have to go with Shugs on San Diego as the fittest city in America, having been there a couple times.
i don’t know where they come up with this stuff but I was reading in my local news that, Houston was at one time the fattest city is now at number 4 or 5, Don’t remeber, but they say Chicago is the fattest as of now. Where are they coming up with theses stats?
[quote]bullpup wrote:
i don’t know where they come up with this stuff but I was reading in my local news that, Houston was at one time the fattest city is now at number 4 or 5, Don’t remeber, but they say Chicago is the fattest as of now. Where are they coming up with theses stats?
bullpup[/quote]
Apparently, it doesn’t matter if they change so drastically from year to year. I once heard they do it by giving a ratio of restaurants to gyms and health clubs. Either way, I am not really sure I want millions of more people in the gym. They don’t even have enough squat racks for them all to curl in.
[quote]Serge A. Storms wrote:
I can’t believe they had to go and call my city the fattest in America. I couldn’t just sit back and take it, so here is my response to Men’s Fitness.
(Shoe included to demonstrate low bodyfat percentage)[/quote]
[quote]Professor X wrote:
bullpup wrote:
i don’t know where they come up with this stuff but I was reading in my local news that, Houston was at one time the fattest city is now at number 4 or 5, Don’t remeber, but they say Chicago is the fattest as of now. Where are they coming up with theses stats?
bullpup
Apparently, it doesn’t matter if they change so drastically from year to year. I once heard they do it by giving a ratio of restaurants to gyms and health clubs. Either way, I am not really sure I want millions of more people in the gym. They don’t even have enough squat racks for them all to curl in.[/quote]
Yeah, probably-that’s how they determine the fattest cities. Which of course is bullshit.
[quote]Serge A. Storms wrote:
I can’t believe they had to go and call my city the fattest in America. I couldn’t just sit back and take it, so here is my response to Men’s Fitness.
(Shoe included to demonstrate low bodyfat percentage)[/quote]
[quote]jsbrook wrote:
Professor X wrote:
bullpup wrote:
i don’t know where they come up with this stuff but I was reading in my local news that, Houston was at one time the fattest city is now at number 4 or 5, Don’t remeber, but they say Chicago is the fattest as of now. Where are they coming up with theses stats?
bullpup
Apparently, it doesn’t matter if they change so drastically from year to year. I once heard they do it by giving a ratio of restaurants to gyms and health clubs. Either way, I am not really sure I want millions of more people in the gym. They don’t even have enough squat racks for them all to curl in.
Yeah, probably-that’s how they determine the fattest cities. Which of course is bullshit.
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I have to agree it’s bull shit, I see what too many fat asses waddling around here.
I’m diigin the shoe picture,LMAO
If I post a picture with me holding my little boys Jordans, is that the same as me packing on 20 pounds of mass?