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Was looking at this daily mail article about britains fittest couple.

Men do you aspire to look like this bloke?

women would you aspire to look like that girl?http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-3048506/Is-Britain-s-FITTEST-couple-Meet-partners-eat-sleep-train-day-meeting-Instagram.html

 

Or is it all a bit silly, and you really don't care about lookimg like that?

 

I think he looks a bit too skinny personally.

 

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Both of them!

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I would love to have a figure like that!! I like the Victoria Beckham kind of figure, however myself and my other half regularly discuss this and he says most men don't like skinny women, they much prefer curves.

 

I'm a size 10/12, go to the gym most days and do weight watchers so am not obese by any means, but I do have quite big hips which I really despise, but my other half says that is womanly rather than boy like, which he thinks most supermodels figures are.

 

On the other hand, I agree with you that the guy in this article is too thin, I like a bit of meat on a man, something to cuddle up to and I think it's just more manly.

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They both look fairly fit, in my opinion. That’s fit in the health sense, not fit in the ‘I would’ sense by the way :P

 

I do quite a lot of training - lifting and cardio, and I don’t particularly aspire to that girl’s shape… I just aim to get fitter. I prefer my man with a nice layer of something to snuggle with though - so yeah, I also agree with you - he is slightly too slim for me!

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I thought that as well - PhD is a decent company for sports nutrition though. At least they aren’t promoting those silly (and sometimes dangerous!) dieting pills...

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They both look fairly fit, in my opinion. That’s fit in the health sense, not fit in the ‘I would’ sense by the way :P

 

I do quite a lot of training - lifting and cardio, and I don’t particularly aspire to that girl’s shape… I just aim to get fitter. I prefer my man with a nice layer of something to snuggle with though - so yeah, I also agree with you - he is slightly too slim for me!

 

I had a tapered v shape when 23 or 24 just like that fella, low body fat.

I think naturally you gain thickness and bulk as you get older. I rarely see a guy in his 30s upwards who looks like that, especially not all year round

although it is possible with diet and training mens health style but who can be bothered?

 

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Yes its all link bait. Just ignore it. Am not promoting those products!

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I had a tapered v shape when 23 or 24 just like that fella, low body fat.

I think naturally you gain thickness and bulk as you get older. I rarely see a guy in his 30s upwards who looks like that, especially not all year round

although it is possible with diet and training mens health style but who can be bothered?

 

I know what you mean - my ‘cushioning’ has gotten more stubborn about shifting since I hit 30 as well :(

 

I think it is important to be bothered though. Not purely for looks - that would be shallow/vain, but for health reasons, it’s definitely worth the effort.

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I know what you mean - my ‘cushioning’ has gotten more stubborn about shifting since I hit 30 as well :(

 

I think it is important to be bothered though. Not purely for looks - that would be shallow/vain, but for health reasons, it’s definitely worth the effort.

 

I think so. For health reasons and to look good naked!

 

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For 45 hugh jackman looks awesome

http://collegetimes.com/2014/08/14/best-body

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