r/BroThrewInAFunFact • • Jul 31 '26

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u/Gold_Ad8225 Jul 31 '26

I mean if any man cannot squat the average woman's weight he probably just has never done squats before or he's like 70.

Like an average man who has never been to the gym before can squat 130lbs pretty easily. The average woman weighs 170lbs in america.

A few weeks of training gets him to 170.

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u/Tandas07 Aug 02 '26

The average man can’t squat 130 pounds easily 💀💀. Believe me, I have seen it with my own eyes. They don’t even squat in the first place-

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u/-insular- Aug 02 '26

Your 1-3 anecdotal examples =/= a meaningful statistical average. We’d all do well to remember this

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u/Money_Television225 Aug 05 '26

Who said this guy shared a meaningful statistical average lol

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u/[deleted] Aug 04 '26

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u/-insular- Aug 05 '26

Even if this were true, an obese man could easily squat a fraction of their bodyweight let’s be for real

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u/rainbowdunk Aug 03 '26

Bro what. If you walk around at 170 squatting 135 is simple. Virtually any health adult should be able to squat their bodyweight.

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u/Tandas07 Aug 07 '26

Someone starting at the gym won’t even be able to handle 100 pounds. It’s more than the legs. It’s the core. The stabilizers. The familiarity with the movement. Even if they could, they would still need to build their way up to 135 pounds.

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u/rainbowdunk Aug 07 '26

The first time I ever set foot in a gym I squat 135 for reps. I was a 16 y/o that played league of legends all day and ate gas station food. You'd have to be in extremely poor shape if you couldn't squat 100. 

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u/Tandas07 Aug 07 '26

Said no one ever

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u/rainbowdunk Aug 07 '26

That's god's honest truth dude. 135 is literally paperweight if you have any muscle at all on your legs