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Except when they develop foot, ankle or knee problems...That girl^^^ will have one, two or all three by the time she is 25...LOL
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Originally Posted by Lena Duvall
^^^^^That's just a speculation. There is no way to know that if she does develop such issues if it would be due to her body size or extensive running. My point is that being plus size doesn't inherently mean that someone isn't healthy and highly physically active.
Actually it's a lot more than just speculation.
It's physics. Just from an engineering stand point, the human body is designed to function at an ideal weight. That's why the doctors have these charts telling you what your weight should be for your height. The cartilage in your joints is designed to withstand so much impact, the girl in the picture is pushing the limits of it's design. If she were to remain physically active she would do much better seeking low impact sports.
So much has changed in recent years in relation to perceptions about body size and health. This includes criticisms and reevaluations of BMI or related charts that suggest "ideal" weight in relation to height.
Also, yoga is often times lower impact than running.
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Originally Posted by H.Hardhat
Actually it's a lot more than just speculation.
It's physics. Just from an engineering stand point, the human body is designed to function at an ideal weight. That's why the doctors have these charts telling you what your weight should be for your height. The cartilage in your joints is designed to withstand so much impact, the girl in the picture is pushing the limits of it's design. If she were to remain physically active she would do much better seeking low impact sports.
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