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To: SE who wrote (5769)	12/10/2001 10:53:01 AM
From: Nemer	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 23786

Scoot .... you just said to the BlueCelt, and I quote -----> "He is not as cut as you would be at those levels " .. well, sir, down here in Lamar County the word "cut" would mean that ol Slev had been castrated .... now, is this what you meant to tell the thread .... after all, we ARE aware that his EYES have been cut, but you have knowledge concerning other portions/parts ????? on the subject of body fat ... I had mine taken at the health center that my doc has informed me where I WILL GO, he says ..... and the lil machine went TILT the gal told me that I was ALL fat so i guess that means I was hunnert percent, eh? good to be at the top of the heap for a change .....

To: SE who wrote (5769)	12/10/2001 11:04:09 AM
From: Patrick Slevin	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 23786

7% is pretty low. The issue is that the body needs fat to burn else it has to chop away at muscle during workouts. Looking around I just found a Shaq site where the kid who put up the site says he is at 4%. Not very likely, so I kept looking and found a news article which is more legitimate. musculardevelopment.com "When [Shaq] first came into the league," says Jim Cotta, the Lakers' strength and conditioning coach, "he might have been around 285 [pounds] and now he's up around 325. But his body fat is low for somebody close to 330 pounds; it has stayed around 11 to 12 percent." That's real low. How big was Brooks?