How much weight (split in each hands) can a male aged 49 carry?? upto how long (in distance) ??
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Depends how healthly you are.  I've seen 65 plus year old men make men in thier 20's look weak.
364725
you cant ask that, age is nothing. its all about body shape and build. basically your optimal body wieght. meaning if yuor 5'10" you should weigh a certian amount. and that certian amount you SHOULD wieght should be your average lift. so dont expect a 400lb 5'2" to beable to life 400lb's
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he is 50 something...
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I very much like the body my husband has now. he weighs about 210 and is a beast. His arms are muscular but not to where his veins are popping out (that's gross) he is a little soft around the middle(no six back)but thats ok cause he is softer to hug.
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think of how much you wieght. i am 234  and use an 80 pound bag. \n its always best to wrap your wrists before working on a bag and use gloves as to not cut your knuckles.  u do get more from a punch when you extend your distance so id say it is best to work out with full extention of your arms. to me its a cardio workout. and so its not how hard you punch, its the fact your punching. if your going for power, hang the bag so you hit the bottom as to add more weight to the resistance and you may have weak wrists so always wrap them like you would ankles for football. mine hurt if i dont but it could save you from days off of workingout. gl oh and canvas is better than all.
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My husband and I are in our 50's and we still hold hands, he also walks next to the curb when we are out as there was an old saying that if you put your wife/girlfriend next to the curb they were up for sale. (They were not as interested in them anymore.)
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What kind of amazon are you hanging around with, that can tote an 11 yr old kid on her shoulders all day? The kid has two legs, I assume, suggest that he walk, if the kid doesn't walk, maybe you should.
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A good weight for a grown man is one kilo for every centimeter over one meter. If you are 175 centimeters, and you are, a great weight for you without straining is 75 kilos.\nYou can do your own conversions as you must be American.\nMuscles depend on posture just as much as "working out".\nWalk tall, head up, straight back with your stomach pulled in. Once you get to feel where yor muscles are you can exercise even when your sitting down, walking whatever.\nDont worry too much about "the six pack" Get your brain in gear, everyone loves intelligence above a great body (even in your appearance dominated country).Good luck. Take a look at http://thebaldchemist.blogspot.com/ for some tips on things.
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It depends on your age and build but average should be 59.1 kgs which is 130lbs. It could also range anywhere from 53.2 to 65 kgs ( 117 to 143lbs).
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Age doesn't really matter.  Height and sex does.\n\nhttp://library.thinkquest.org/13799/html/how_much_should_i_weigh_.html
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They can lift up to 850 times their own weight! That's the equivalent of an average adult male carrying over 70 family-sized cars on his back!
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A female, age 53,could outlive her  63 yr. old husband by 12 years.  This of course  doesn't take into account any pre-existing medical conditions.\nRN
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well u dont have a contact so ill say it here http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=AvE.pqXnDuSM4DQ_nHX_cCLsy6IX?qid=1006052909558  i am 6 feet tall and play High School and to answer. practice all your handles with a tennis ball, steve nash did it 2 hours a day in college, look where he is now!
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Yes, he needs to weigh no more than 189.4 pounds, but I think the info I got is a load of crap, cause you can be muscular and stuff and that will be healthy, but still heavy.
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That depends if your male or female.\n\nIdeal Weight Range (MALE)\nhttp://www.preventdisease.com/healthtools/articles/ideal_weight_man.html\n\nIdeal Weight Range (FEMALE)\nhttp://www.preventdisease.com/healthtools/articles/ideal_weight_woman.html
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Wife Carrying.\n\nOnce a year in Finland, carry your wife for 200 yards over obstacles such as walls and water.\n\nWin her weight in beer.\n\nOr his weight in beer nowadays i guess.
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OSHA (US Organization) sets the limit at 70 lbs (or 32Kg).  You must be a freakin gorilla if you sling around 260Kg (or 572lbs) at work.