According to this study, 21inch bideltoid and 17 biacromial are both 90th percentile.

[Pietrosiek]

Link to the study (page 72 and 78, also wrist at page 240 and biceps at 74)

https://apps.dtic.mil/sti/tr/pdf/ADA581918.pdf

14 inch arm is 55th-60th percentile too while 16.7 is already 99th percentile

All of that for us marines who should be in better shape that average population. That of course doesnt take height into consideration but i think that's not a significant detail.

Question to people with this shoulder width, what tshirt size are you wearing?

 

[HTN_Mentalcel]

Height matters a fucking lot when it comes to bideltoid, tall guys are framecels because of hips.

 

[Feliezzx]

over for my 12 cm bideltoid

 

[ElTruecel]

Bullshit

lmfao.

Also for arm width yea that makes sense tbh.

 

[HTN_Mentalcel]

BullshitView attachment 2726473 lmfao.

Also for arm width yea that makes sense tbh.

He said 90th percentile so he was right?

 

[Orc]

the study is based on american marines, americans are manlets, and the average marine is approximately 5'7 tall with no one exceeding 6'3.

20+ inch is most likely relatively common in my country, where the average height is 6'1, with people over 6'3 being up to 10% of the population.

 

[ElTruecel]

He said 90th percentile so he was right?

21.7 inch is 90th percentile 21 bideltoid flat is around 80

 

[HTN_Mentalcel]

Height matters a fucking lot when it comes to bideltoid, tall guys are framecels because of hips.

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the study is based on american marines, americans are manlets, and the average marine is approximately 5'7 tall with no one exceeding 6'3.

20+ inch is most likely relatively common in my country, where the average height is 6'1, with people over 6'3 being up to 10% of the population.

"The average really for Marines is about 5′6″ (66") to 5′8″ (68″). Not too small, not too tall. The Marine Corps weight standard for those are… So it's safe to say that 170 to 180 you'll find the majority of Marines weight."

Yeah marines are especially manlets

 

[Deleted member 56068]

Link to the study (page 72 and 78, also wrist at page 240 and biceps at 74)

https://apps.dtic.mil/sti/tr/pdf/ADA581918.pdf

14 inch arm is 55th-60th percentile too while 16.7 is already 99th percentile

All of that for us marines who should be in better shape that average population. That of course doesnt take height into consideration but i think that's not a significant detail.

Question to people with this shoulder width, what tshirt size are you wearing?

Shoulder width or bideltoid?
They are measured differently irc

 

[Deleted member 56068]

BullshitView attachment 2726473 lmfao.

Also for arm width yea that makes sense tbh.

Holy shit it's measured there?
I thought it was measured way up

 

[ElTruecel]

Holy shit it's measured there?
I thought it was measured way up

Nope it’s measured up it’s shoulder width

 

[Deleted member 56068]

BullshitView attachment 2726473 lmfao.

Also for arm width yea that makes sense tbh.

Lmao i have 18.5 or 19 it's so over

 

[Deleted member 56068]

Lmao i have 18.5 or 19 it's so over

(While measuring myself)

 

[ElTruecel]

Lmao i have 18.5 or 19 it's so over

Bro that’s average

 

[Pietrosiek]

"The average really for Marines is about 5′6″ (66") to 5′8″ (68″). Not too small, not too tall. The Marine Corps weight standard for those are… So it's safe to say that 170 to 180 you'll find the majority of Marines weight."

Yeah marines are especially manlets

Tf why would military personel be shorter than average?

Height matters a fucking lot when it comes to bideltoid, tall guys are framecels because of hips.

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I asumed that study is made for average height dudes. Unless u are 6'4 it shouldnt make that huge of a difference. If u are 80th percentile at 6'2 it might be a bit worst than being 80th percentile at 5'10 but not that much