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:lol: now that really sucks !!! Will they work with you on that issue?

You're awesome Bermy !!!!

Congrats Willard ... Your kids have a great role model!!!

I second that

Stig ... Good for you.

As being a medical professional as my first career I can speak to BMI charts. Most of those charts were made at the end of WW II when body types were different. I was at 26 went down to 19 and am sitting happily at 20 now. I can say 20 is much better than 26. BMI is NOT the be all.

Willard -I didn't know you had young ones. Good for you!!! Mine are 16/18

Me too - if you'd told me I'd be where I am now I'd have laughed at you. Couldn't be happier!!!

44 here

Way to go buddy (weight watchers) I'm cheering for you ... remember slow and steady wins the race. 1.5 - 2 lbs. per week until goal and then maintain for life. You can do it ... i did it!!!

Weight watchers worked for me!!! The trick is to not do it for a brief time but rather make a life style change for life

That's what I thought too Butch ... I am at a plateau here and feel awesome but am feeling like a feather weight.

I'm just curious what you all think the optimal climbing weight for a person should be. I know there are many complicating factors to this question. I've dumped 64 pounds in the last year and a half basically watching what I eat. I'm 6'3" and have gone from a solid looking 224 down to a wiry...

That is pure lucky he didn't neuter himself or worse. When he put that bar between his belly and that tree you knew something very bad was about to happen. Time to either learn from your mistake, or put in your application to Walmart as a greeter.

Very nice ... she looks like she is a natural climber :D

Good on you ... bet you felt as thrilled as the ones you were helping out !!!

Very cool - Those are some great photos everyone. Sotc ... your running a full scale climbing school there.

I can't get my other photos to load :X

Good job guys