When you breathe in anything above 94cm is considered unhealthy. 94 centimetres is 37 inches. A 32 inch waist is only 81cms. Impossible to return to this figure!

I wonder what percentage of 50 plus year olds are on are under it. Likely most 30 year olds are above it too.

The Hungry Jacks drive thru in Gosnells whenever I drive past it there is always around 15 cars average in the line,admittedly this is from a lower educated area

I am creeping up to it at 90 centimetres though still hoping to return to my normal of around 85cms.

Once the gut starts growing its hard to stop and even harder to drop. Everyone should keep a soft tape measure handy


www.heartfoundation.org.au/your-heart/know-your-risks/healthy-weight/waist-measurement

You'll have to stop eating the pig fat ice cream treats at McDonalds and taking naps in the car park afterwards Pete.
I think this is where your problem lies

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petermac33 said..
When you breathe in anything above 94cm is considered unhealthy. 94 centimetres is 37 inches. A 32 inch waist is only 81cms. Impossible to return to this figure!

I wonder what percentage of 50 plus year olds are on are under it. Likely most 30 year olds are above it too.

The Hungry Jacks drive thru in Gosnells whenever I drive past it there is always around 15 cars average in the line,admittedly this is from a lower educated area

I am creeping up to it at 90 centimetres though still hoping to return to my normal of around 85cms.

Once the gut starts growing its hard to stop and even harder to drop. Everyone should keep a soft tape measure handy


www.heartfoundation.org.au/your-heart/know-your-risks/healthy-weight/waist-measurement

You survive on Macca's,. Live in Gosnells,.. how are you such an authority on a water sports forum with 5k posts?

the healthy waist measurement is total bulls**t pete
if you believe that you probably believe the earth is flat
don't believe everything you see on the internet..
if you are happy who gives a stuff how fat you are....

p.s
love hungry jacks..

How high are you? 90cm is probably OK for somebody 190cm or so.

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Mr Milk said..
How high are you? 90cm is probably OK for somebody 190cm or so.

nope
I am fat
not trying to justify it
just don't give a stuff about waist measurement bullc**p....

www.amazon.com.au/Complete-Guide-Fasting-Intermittent-Alternate-Day/dp/1628600012

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Gazuki said..

petermac33 said..
When you breathe in anything above 94cm is considered unhealthy. 94 centimetres is 37 inches. A 32 inch waist is only 81cms. Impossible to return to this figure!

I wonder what percentage of 50 plus year olds are on are under it. Likely most 30 year olds are above it too.

The Hungry Jacks drive thru in Gosnells whenever I drive past it there is always around 15 cars average in the line,admittedly this is from a lower educated area

I am creeping up to it at 90 centimetres though still hoping to return to my normal of around 85cms.

Once the gut starts growing its hard to stop and even harder to drop. Everyone should keep a soft tape measure handy


www.heartfoundation.org.au/your-heart/know-your-risks/healthy-weight/waist-measurement

You survive on Macca's,. Live in Gosnells,.. how are you such an authority on a water sports forum with 5k posts?

4999 conspiracy opinions.

I watched the first 15 minutes of this - very convincing!

Of course you're convinced by it Pete, it's from Youtube!

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petermac33 said..
I watched the first 15 minutes of this - very convincing!

I watched five minutes then thought bugger it and went to hungry jacks for a burger

I measure my waste(?) by the amount of wine bottles in the recycling bin at the end of 2 weeks.

'Yeh farhk Maccas'
Said while sipping down 3 beers.

Just sad - u lot if u r lucky may make a quality life but odds are against u.
At 70 , I started kite foiling at 72 SUP foiling in surf and now Wind wing foiling at 73.
None of this is based on junk food or your attitudes well almost..
Just enjoy your life while it lasts and hope for a quick exit.