Anonymous wrote:PP w/ osteoporosis and I took athletic to mean more active and fit. I power walk (about 16 miles a week) while wearing a weighted vest. I’m in better cardiovascular health than I was a decade ago in my 40s. Also do yoga, hike and stretching. I’m a former dancer and don’t think that I have ever looked “athletic” in the sense that I’m petite and small-framed.
Anonymous wrote:what is an athletic woman? Athletic women can be slim, ok weight, overweight? Heavier you are bigger your....b***s/ so that means nothing.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:if you are 5'3" and athletic you should be 110-115
Not sure you know what athletic means. It doesn't mean going for an hour walk daily.
Right? Their version of athletic is clearly thin. I think OP is referring to short, curvy, and muscular. One of my adult DD’s is like this and at peak fitness, she is not 110 or 115.
I took athletic, as OP described it, to literally mean “does regular high intensity sporting activity/athletics.” I disagree that you have to be skinny to be athletic in this way, but the body type you’re describing sounds to me to be stocky or curvy.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:if you are 5'3" and athletic you should be 110-115
Not sure you know what athletic means. It doesn't mean going for an hour walk daily.
Right? Their version of athletic is clearly thin. I think OP is referring to short, curvy, and muscular. One of my adult DD’s is like this and at peak fitness, she is not 110 or 115.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:if you are 5'3" and athletic you should be 110-115
Not sure you know what athletic means. It doesn't mean going for an hour walk daily.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:How much do you think boobs weigh?
Depends on the size. Mine are H cup and I can tell you that they are *heavy.*
Anonymous wrote:if you are 5'3" and athletic you should be 110-115
Anonymous wrote:How much do you think boobs weigh?
Anonymous wrote:if you are 5'3" and athletic you should be 110-115