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JCGStill working on a clever handle

Sorry to admit that this is new to me. To clarify so I get it:

Kid #1: 6' 3", 160 lbs, very skinny, almost invisible from the side.

Kid #2: 5' 10", 190 lbs, has muscles but lots of babyfat too.

Kid #3: 5' 11", 165 lbs, very lean and ripped.

All 3 want to get to 200lbs. All 3 need to consume 200g of protein per day?

Right?

Edit to ask also: Do Kids #1 and #2 need to consume just 170g per day, as they need to get to 170lbs before they can get to 200 lbs?

8/4/1611:22 AM

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