[ SECRET POST #2704 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2704 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Captain America question

[ariakas]

It depends on your bone structure and general body shape, of course, but being 5'4" and under 100lbs isn't that abnormal. That was virtually every single one of my short, thin friends before they hit puberty. You just have to have absolutely no muscle and no extra body fat. It's definitely a little under a healthy weight, but it's not Auschwitz mode.

(For the record I've been 118 lbs at over 5'10" and would have passed the military pushups, situps, and run standards - for men - with flying colours. It's actually way, way easier to run distance and do bodyweight exercises like pushups and chinups at extremely low body weights than it is when you're bulked up. The army doesn't want you to do bench press and sprints, so I don't why that's the metric they'd give for pre and post-op Steve.)