how is this weight gain possible??

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I am impressed you are a 45 year old female marine! That is really badass of you. You probably had to put up with so much crap to get to this point. Those five pounds should be scared of you.

+ a million.

[Anonymous]

OP here - I'm 5'6" and my max is 161. For most of my career I've been around 145. Gets harder as you age and have to keep up strength as well, plus injuries, etc.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:OP here - I'm 5'6" and my max is 161. For most of my career I've been around 145. Gets harder as you age and have to keep up strength as well, plus injuries, etc.

Can you answer my question? What happens if you are over your weight limit? Do they restrict you? Punish you? What?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OP here - I'm 5'6" and my max is 161. For most of my career I've been around 145. Gets harder as you age and have to keep up strength as well, plus injuries, etc.

Can you answer my question? What happens if you are over your weight limit? Do they restrict you? Punish you? What?

The answer is on the first page. Why are you demanding answers anyways.

[Anonymous]

OP,
At age 44 I gained 20 pounds in one year out of nowhere. Mind you I am a lifelong athlete. I am 5-2 in height. I went from 104 to 124. A friend I had not seen in a year expressed deep concern.

No matter how much I exercised i could not lose it. I had to make major changes in my diet. It is a struggle. I can only keep to 119 now at age 60. My bloodwork is normal. WTF.

I empathize.