I encourage all of you to not be lazy and read the whole article. http://bonytobeastly.com/ectomorph-aest ... l-article/

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Good article. I agree.

Thanks a lot dude. Well backed up claims. Solid article. Keep 'em coming.

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the article shows the connection between strong, healthy, and proportional muscled body to attractivness.
Definitely recommended for guys who hit the gym, and more over for guys who don't understand the meaning of strong body to the enitre life.

really solid article, i liked it. It talks about the most attractive, healthy, masculine body and the traits and underlying messages behind it.

Fully agree.

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I'm skinny fat, SPAM. But I am already working on it!
With an LBM of only 126lbs at 6' tall... I know I have a long, long ways to go.

I knew shoulder size was important, but I didn't realize it was that important. I thought there was a lot more going into that. I also guess I should just go for fat loss first, and then worry about putting on muscle. It sounds like being scrawny is better than being chubby and muscular.

That gives you a BMI of 17.1, which is underweight... I really don't think you need to work on fat loss.
What I kept thinking as I read (ok, skimmed) the article was: This guy sounds like he was scrawny and is biased against fat guys. I'm no expert, but I have the impression that I see more women with strong/big guys than with scrawny guys. Plus with you already being so underweight I think you should focus on muscle building first.

Take a look at something like Stronglifts 5x5, which I'm currently training on, he even talks about how building up the muscle will help you burn fat if/when you need to later on.

My LBM is 126. I weigh 175lbs. I have 49lbs/%28 body fat.

Ahh... I see, I misread that. There's still arguments for weight training first but I'm not really sure which is better. I'm trying it but just started a few weeks ago so I won't really know for a few months how well it works...