So, guys, Derek, more place more nights.com.

Today we are going to be looking at two Titans in the NBA and a comparison of their body composition

because this was actually a pretty interesting suggestion I had.

The suggestion was, he said, can you do a video on Kevin Durant weighing 240 at 610 and Janus weighing 242 at 610 and explain why one is frail compared to the other.

Now, I didn't know their actual stats, but when you actually look it up, I was actually pretty surprised to find that indeed, they are pretty much on par in terms of body composition.

Now, obviously, in what that actually looks like in real life, a lot different,

but in terms of weight and height, we have Kevin Durant is actually 6'10 and weighs 240 pounds.

Janus is 611 and weighs 242. So actually, pound for pound, Janus is smaller than kevin durant in terms of um like obviously when

you look at body fat percentage and stuff it's not like either of them are out of shape whatsoever

they're both fucking lean and i forget if it was uh arnold who said i always like i don't know

if this is an actual true quote from him or not, but purportedly he said that for every

inch in height, the equated amount for how much bigger you would be, relative to that height

difference would be seven pounds of muscle. So, you know, for a guy who is proportionally the same

size, one inch bigger, you would be, you know, seven pounds heavier.

And when you look at Kevin Durant, only weighing two pounds less, at one inch shorter, you would

think, okay, well, you know, overall he's probably a bigger guy. But no, in fact, that's not the

case. And in actual real life, this often doesn't play out. There will often be guys who weigh less than the next guy,

but end up actually looking bigger.

And we see this, you know, especially in the bodybuilding realm,

there's a lot of crossover here.

And that's basically the best way to kind of illustrate

why this even makes any sense whatsoever.

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