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@dawn16 There is correlation, but it's generally because of unhealthy lifestyle, not just obesity. Many people can have the conditions you noted despite doing everything they can to be healthy. There's people out there that just have shit genetics/luck. There are "average weight" people who have...

@dawn16 Being a "healthy weight" doesn't mean you're healthy.

@acco340 https://www.reddit.com/r/xxfitness/wiki/main

@stuword similar questions have been asked somewhat often. In case you want to see previous threads, see here, here, here, and here

@charlieparker In case you want to see previous threads with this question, see here

@uberdaddy Is it a charity event/raise money for breast cancer research? I've seen some meets/events, etc use a similar name for breast cancer fundraisers. There's apparently a nonprofit called Barbells for boobs that provides funding for screening/mammos, maybe an event through them

@angelbaby1977 Unless your sport requires that mobility/depth (Olympic lifting, etc), there's just no need to go/attempt to go that low, there's nothing really gained by doing it. Some people will never have the ability to go ATG regardless of how much they stretch, train, whatever because their...

@bobcat51992 Re high bar vs low bar- If the bar is sitting on your upper back vs right on your neck/cervical spine, then your fine. Relevant video for low bar/high bar in case you need it. Also, there's no need to go ass to grass.

@yttrium It's pretty common for people to have stronger quads over stronger hamstrings/equal strength in both. Personally, I don't think just doing RDLs will help. Adding in more: stretching, yoga, and hamstring exercises will. Reducing the weight on some of the hamstring exercises so you can...

@ronit your arch is glorious, fyi. So jealous

@ricklfc23 Had child, don't have pelvic floor dysfunction. Did I childbirth wrong?

@tabitha007 there is no standard definition of what "toned" means, which is one of the issues with people saying they want to look "toned." Some people just mean thin, some mean thin and a hint of muscle mass (but still under muscled), some mean clearly visible muscle, etc, etc.

@readerjoseph I benched a newborn baby longhorn and deadlifted a mature alpaca, both for six reps. How adorable