Is she considered thin or fit?

[Anonymous]

Thin

Fit

[curiousnorway]

I can think people can be both slim and fit. Since English isn't my first language, I would admit I'm using them as almost synonymous and doesn't put enough effort in distinguishing them. "Fit", "slim", "thin" or whatever are compliments to me and words I use to describe nice bodies. As long they're not chubby or fat, and I wants to give a compliment they understands, I guess we're all happy.

She's beautiful, so to me it's not a big deal if you wants to describe her as "slim" or "fit".

[_乃尺OЩ刀_TITI]

I don't think she's thin and I don't know her fitness level to say if she's fit or not. Reading the other answers I don't agree that she lacks muscle definition she ain't fit. Marathon runners for example are thin but they're very fit. Able to perform their shit for hours, good mental and physical endurance.

[Asker]

Marathon runners are not thin abv. but they are so fit.

[_乃尺OЩ刀_TITI]

They are thin, majority do

Thin are people with low body fat, marathon runners have muscles of course but their muscle mass isn't that high. It just shows because of low body fat.

[Benedek38]

"fit" is a tricky word. If you examine the origin of it - "fit" mean either to be of high quality, or to be healthy.
Marathon runners are often underweight, they torture their body to an extreme extent, and most importantly, their conditioning is not transferable to anywhere else. Muscles can be utilized in many ways, but a marathon runner isn't good at ANYTHING ELSE other than... long distance running. Hell, even in short distance running they aren't any better than the general public in many cases.
So I don't know if the word "fit" applies to them - their adequacy in running is ONLY quantifiable within the borders of running. You can't even give them a task like "carry this somewhere" - the difference in weight will offset their performance greatly, and will possibly end with them performing no better than an average person who runs often. The only thing runners have is a high red blood cell count, and that goes away entirely if they stop running for 2 or 3 weeks. Not even kidding.

Meanwhile look at guys like Jujimufu - he has a series on Youtube where he cooperates with famour athletes.
The dude started out learning ninjutsu and acrobatics.
Then he became a bodybuilder.
Then he tried weightlifting
Then powerlifting
Then armwrestling
Then kickboxing and MMA
Then bouldering/rock climbing
Then strongman training
And he was sufficiently good at all of them. Why? Because muscle. Because turns out when you are physically strong as fuck.
Hell, he even made a collab with an NFL player where they were just sprinting, and he gave the NFL player a run for his money.

[Benedek38]

I am not trying to devalue the achievements of marathone runners, but we have to acknowledge that out body was NOT designed for long distance running. On the contrary - humans have long legs which never get tired (as opposed to those of apes) because we used to slowly chase out prey, until they were tired. A deer might be able to run fast, but when the entire herd hasn't had a good night sleep due to humans always walking up to them with spears, they will get tired. And THEN the hunters will make a short burst, throw a spear, and boom. There goes the deer. That's how humans hunted historically. Not jogging after prey - practically everything runs faster than us, due to 4 legs.

[Asker]

She has so muscles but does not look fit to me.

[_乃尺OЩ刀_TITI]

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@Benedek38 Yeah but I don't agree, marathon runners are still fit. Marathon runners are not all underweight, while looking at them they look like they do but most aren't. It's a misconception! Here the names of some of the famous gold medalist throughout olympics. Stephen Kiprotich, Hannes Kolehmainen, Carlos Lopes, Josia Thugwane, Gezahegne Abera and Mo Farah are all within normal weight. They are within 18-21 BMI, low end of the normal range.

''They aren't good at anything else other than long distance running'' is simply wrong and nonsense... Also runners don't have that high RBC count compared to other athletes, in fact distant runners, cyclist and other endurance athletes, especially female ones tends to be anemic due to lower RBC because of high RBC turnover rate. That's if the athlete's adaptation to the new physical demand is poor. Also that it ''that goes away entirely'' is absolutely false. RBC reacts to physical demands of the muscles and other stuff, when one does running or cycling etc the RBC increases. If it stops it decreases and adjusts back but not goes away entirely!.

Jujimufu is buff man. His fitness is trained particularly for strength and not endurance. That's why as you said he was able to compete with a NFL player, like Sprinters. Sprinters body differs from distant runner because their training trains the 'fast-twitch muscle fibres' while distant runners trains the 'slow-twitch muscle fibres' that is more fatigue resistant.

Human body is actually 'designed', (well adapted is much suitable word) for long distant running/walk. From the paper 'Dymensions of animals and their muscular dynamics' shows that humans can't compete with other animals in speed as you know... However humans are much more capable and optimised in endurance running/walk.

[_乃尺OЩ刀_TITI]

@Benedek38
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You are right about the hunting. Humans couldn’t compete with deers in speed, but human did compete with endurance. The prey simply would eventually get tired and simply killed at their vulnerable state. Which in fact still is the tactics among tribes till this day…. There is a reason why the humans are able to migrate through out the world while the speedy cheetahs are well within their boundaries. You got your conclusions the other way around about humans are not designed for long distance running. The evolution of human physiology favoured endurance

[Porcelaine]

She's thin for sure, anyone can achieve this by losing weight. Fit girls have more muscle tone,.

[Isten]

She has no muscle mass and no bodyfat either, therefore she's thin.

[Ripper_E]

Both. While fit and thin don't mean the same thing, they are both just adjectives, and neither contradict the other. You can be thin and fit just like you can be thin and curvy.

[TheUniqueOne96]

I think she's in between.

She looks thin, but isn't toned enough to look 'fit', unless it's just the pictures.

[HOAAH]

she looks both, thin and fit but I picked thin. I don't see her abs as much, but what is her real name?

[madhatters4]

one can be both right?

i'd say she is slender and fit

[Kurαȷ]

I don't know how fit she is, but weight wise she looks pretty average to me.

[Miristheiss]

These things aren't mutually exclusive. She seems both to me.

[Apope16]

In real life she is too thin.. in these pics she looks fit in an attractive way.

[ffld_01]

Skinny doesn't always mean fit. I'm skinny and I struggle with any kind of physical activity.

[ShadowofRegret]

She needs more muscle to be what I personally consider to be fit.

[ShadowofRegret]

Forgot to mention, I think she would be thin rather than fit.

[stellakay]

She has no muscle tone, she's just thin

[Syatesxo]

I would say she’s half and half really

[Thatsamazing]

Um, where is the "both" option?

[IrishLad1010101]

not fit bcoz there's no muscles.

[luvstoned4him]

seems on the leaner side

[Nivinxus]

Looks way too thin to be fit.

[Clarke498]

Both?

[Asker]

Maybe

[Gedaria]

Who cares she's gorgeous !!! l

[SuccessfulHornDog]

She's not unnaturally thin

[RoyClark]

I think she's fit.

[LiLaLydia]

thin