So, is there a women's lightweight and heavyweight? Or is it all one thing.\n\nWhat is the Average distance for the 28lb. weight for distance?\n\nI know some things because my brother has started doing them, but the womens is slightly different. Anything is helpful. Tips, sites, info, you name it.\n\nPlease help me.
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You mean Highland games?
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I am a 34F and anyone would agree that is too large.  I wish I was a 34D.  They are heavy and give me neck pain.  I have to replace my bras frequently because the cup stretches and it is almost impossible to find bras in my size.  As for male attention, I wouldn't know as I try to cover them up with lots of layers of clothing even though it makes me look twice my dress size.  That doesn't always work though... one time in Egypt a local guy grabbed my breasts even though I was covered from chin to toe in heavy clothes and everyone else was walking around half naked... but I punched him so hopefully he won't try that with any other women.
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I'd like to see any guy really do 500 push-ups in a row.\nand for you, lady, I read your other questions, such as they are, if you want bigger breasts, eat a friggen cheeseburger now & then.\n\np.s. this person and "abcrunchergirl" are one & the same. I guess she needs the attention for 2 people on here, as one just isn't enough for her.
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Being a BBW I never realized how much I actually do that. I think part of it comes from being overweight and being made fun of by thinner women. I also think it comes from fear and jealousy. I don’t want my man going to someone else, especially a thin person. It’s a feeling of not being good enough. It’s a fear of loosing to someone who doesn’t make you feel good. And yes in my case there is jealousy that you can be thin and I can’t. Well not as easily as it seems for you. I for one apologize on behalf of BBW's that have made remarks or made you feel bad for who you are. I agree that it's not acceptable.
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yea they have different sizes for different people. if i were you i would go to a skate shop pick out a few boards and stand on them. see how they feel to you. i like thinner boards but thats because my feet are not very big. the bigger your foot the bigger you want your board. i guess? thinner boards are also used more often for street skating. bigger for vert. if your goin to skate vert you want to tighten your trucks because its a lot easier to fall w/ loose trucks on a ramp. length i dont think matters much. there are long boards tho. those are for cruisin around n stuff. you cant really do any tricks on them. but they go pretty fast which can be fun i guess. i like skatin strret tho. kickfliping gaps n stuff. lots of fun. i have been skatin for about 3 years. i guess im ok compared to people who i skate with. they have been skatin longer and im just as good. i bs 5-0 my first rail today. it was bad ass. good luck and have fun.
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I just wanted to offer my condolences, sorry I cannot help with your question but please hang in there. I think that in order to know the ave. weight of your arm though you would have to factor your height and build in. ( A muscular 6'2'' woman's arm will weigh far more than that of a 4'11'' cheerleader.)
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I'm sorry sweetie. I was the shortie too.  I'm 33 yrs old, and a mom...and still called "Shortie" at work.  I work in a dental office, and have to buy the petite length scrubpants.  But you know what? Being short isn't all bad.  At least we can duck through a crowd really easily! And my very tall husband loves the fact that he feels he can "protect me" even though I'd probably kick some a$$ if I was messed with...no worries.  Good things come in small packages, right?
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Hi, I think female throwers are good.  I'm also female, so I can't really say if they're ugly, but I'm a thrower (sort of).  I have to say, non-big throwers (that'd be me), have a disadvantage at throwing farther, but probably (I'm female) look better.
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Hmm, you haven't seen any results in the fit of your clothes?  I'm not sure what weight you started at, but I have been on a similar regimen since May and I have definitely seen results.  My starting weight was 201 lbs, and I am now at 175; I have lost about 2.5" from my waist/abs, and most definitely I have had to buy new clothes (or tailor pants that I own).  However, the last 10 pounds is the toughest - I am at this point myself.  But  it sounds like you're doing the right things with alternating between strength training and running/cardio, keeping calorie count low, and watching what you eat.  All I can say is to keep it up.  Maybe for your body type, 4 months is not enough to see significant results, but you should come to a point where you will overcome this plateau.  Anyways, good luck.
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Hi,  I have been a personal trainer and a bodybuilder for 25 years.  I have trained professional athletes in several sports as well as numerous bodybuilders.  I trained one person who won the North America bodybuilding championships.   I have also helped many 100’s of people lose weight, tone up and get into great shape again.  I just had one client lose 95 lbs. I have developed an excellent, easy to follow proven diet & exercise plan that will help you achieve your goals. I can offer my plan to you for only $20.00 US.  Paypal, cash or money orders only please.  And I am David Price, 2177 – 6th Avenue, Trail, BC, Canada, V1R3B8.\n\nPlease include your age, whether you are male or female, height, bodyweight and your goals.\n\nI will also offer you free consultation via messenger or e-mail to help you along to achieve your goals.  I look forward to hearing from you.  Take care. \n\nSincerely,\n\nDavid Price\ndcprice1@shaw.ca
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I joined a gym with a friend.  To be specific (Curves) it is a 30 min workout 3x a week and it doesn't seem like exercise.  The girls are all great and it is a lot of fun.  Met some new and interesting women friends too.
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It's really sad, isn't it?  I don't know if it could get reversed...do you remember the Dove advertising campaign where they used women who were not skinny-anorexic, but rather women who were both average and plus size? Well a lot of people were angered by that and preferred to see the anorexic models rather than the overweight ones.  I think, unfortunately, we have all become accustomed to this negative ideal physique.  I hope it can get reversed!
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Highly recommended!!!\nAnd since this will be your first time, I thought i'd offer a few tips.\n1)get an instructor, not only will you get the few tips to make it easier/faster to learn, classes get lift priority and go straight to the head of the line. HUGE plus if you go on a holiday weekend or if it's just plain busy.\n2)You're going to fall, A LOT your first time. Don't let that discourage you though. Happens to ALL of us our first time out. Bring some aspirin. Your 2nd and 3rd times will be much better.\n3)Everyone seems to think of the obvious with the helmets. That protects you if you happen to fall and smack your head. But you WILL fall, and WILL fall on your wrists and knees. Don't forget to protect them too. Get knee pads and wrist guards!!!!!!People may laugh(they might not too) But you will be the one smiling when you can get right back up after a gnarly bail and keep right on down the slope. I can't stress this one enough. I HIGHLY recommend a pair of Burton impact gloves with the wrist guards built right in. If you have gloves already, maybe some Pro-Tec ones that fit under your gloves. Same with the knee pads. Pro-tec ones can be had for $20-35 a set for knee pads and wrist guards. I bought the Burton Impact gloves for just under $100 and the knee gaskets for about the same. Got both sets of Pro-tec too. And in case anyone is wondering, YES, the more expensive burton ones ARE justified. Sounds expensive, but MUCH cheaper than a broken wrist or a blown out knee. I know, broke my wrist my 2nd time out. Water on my knee the 4th time. Which someone was kind enough to give me this info before I learned the hard way.
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Hi,  I am a personal trainer who has trained several NHL athletes, major league baseball players and downhill skiing athletes as well as track athletes and the average person.  I just had one lady lose 80 lbs. and she is now in the best shape of her life.  I would be willing to assist you via the internet.  You may contact me at:         dcprice1@shaw.ca
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Thank you for showing the entire world what a moron you are.\n\n1) American football players wear pads because the average linebacker is about 6'-2" and weighs 250lbs (that's 188cm and 114kg in case you don't know how to convert - pretty sure you couldn't based on your question and your inability to write correctly in the ENGLISH language).  Some lineman go up to 400 lbs (182 kg).  The American football players hit full speed and tackle - not like rugby where the little, fast guy on the outside, away from the big guys in the middle, throws the ball up in the air before contact is made so he doesn't get hit. \nIf you like, why not try a little test?  You put on your little rugger outfit with your knee-high socks and have a linebacker sized fellow put on the American football pads and helmet.  Run at each other and hit full speed.  See who gets hurt.  Please record it on video and post it on the web so we can all watch and laugh as he breaks several of your ribs, separates your shoulder and knocks all your yellow teeth out.  Hope you take it like a man.\n\n2) In American baseball, a fastball can travel up to 100 miles per hour (again that's about 160Km per hour so you can understand it - hopefully...).  Batters have been killed when hit in the side of the head by a pitch.  Therefore, the batter wears a helmet and often times a shin guard.  The catcher and umpire both wear pads as well to avoid injury.  It's just common sense.  Of course, you are welcome to prove your manhood by standing on home plate while Randy Johnson throws a fastball right into your family jewels. Again, please record and post it for the world's enjoyment.\n\nAs for me, now I will enjoy calling it: THE WORLD SERIES all the more.\n\nHave a nice day.\n\n3/28\nThanks Roadfish-- oops, I guess I got carried away on my rant.  I was hoping to add some "weight" to my arguement maybe?
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waiver on some people I was supposed to weigh113 at least but i weighed 112 i was a toothpick. trust me you will go anyway. I gained 25 pounds in four months. good luck and no its not the same as being overweight  armygirl2675@yahoo
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Both races you named involve strength and endurance... a huge misconception is that only speed is involved. The key to being sccessful in these races is a lot of strength training and running 300s and 400s in practice... it will allow you to run at your top speed for the duration of the race....that mostly perains to the 200. In the 100 you have to get out quick and low in your drive phase and maintain body control and concentrate only on your race. The more toned and in shape you are the easier it will be. Also people typically try harder in meets which is why people beat you that normally don't in practice. The goal is not to concentrate on who you beat but is your time improving from meet to meet. Concentrate on that and the rest will take care of itself... geez this is long peace