on to the Q&A for the day. One of them was Anthony Edwards reported 3.5% body fat. And then,

you know, you get into the conversation. If you always hear people say, hey, you've got to be

under 10% to be an elite athlete and elite jumper. Depends on your genetics, man. A lot of people

lately have been asking me about GLP-1s for athletes.

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academy. So I just took some some questions that you guys asked recently. One of them was

Anthony Edwards reported 3.5% body fat.

So he, he apparent, I don't know what his body fat was in the combine.

You could easily look that up, but says that this year he had, he had a 3.5% body fat.

So obviously, you know, most, most MBA and even the mba combine uses skinfold caliper um those that

will differ from tester to tester depending on how you do the test so one person might get them at

three point five same day take them to another professional and they might get them at five or at six um but the

the bigger point is when you're doing skinfold caliper it might show three point five or i've seen

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