Would a bronze age human, say the average in his prime bronze age male, be considered fit by modern standards? What would his performance be like strength/cardio wise?
Would a bronze age human, say the average in his prime bronze age male, be considered fit by modern standards?
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Probably very good cardio, mediocre muscle strength. Still far better than the average first worlder today.
If they had trained to be a warrior all their life then they would probably look something like a more yoked mma fighter. If not then still better than the sedentary lumps we have today but maybe not IST standard
Imagine if you had never been in a vehicle.
Imagine if you had a 50% chance of never ridden a horse. You could probably walk and carry a significant amount. Great grip strength. Being able to go without food for longer than you can now.
Remember when bread wasn't a thing?
Bread is literally what separated man from beast. No wonder it is featured in most religions as sacred and civilization started with grain cultivation. Carnicels will come up with all kinds of mental gymnastics trying to refute this, meanwhile all of their meat eating ancestors got slaughtered by grainchads and it was not even close.
true. we need to keep moving foward not backwards. low fat veganism is future. ot makes you shorter and skinny but less robust facially aka more human les apey. not to mention eating corpses and keeping animals imprisoned for life just to eat them is fucked up. compassion. purity. progress.
this is bait and i'm going to point and laugh at the failure of bait oh and i'll explain why it's bait while i'm at it
>civilization started with grain cultivation
Sorry to break it to you, but the stone fetishes your ancestors jerked off to don't qualify as "civilization".
>stone fetishes
>megaliths
choose one
Sedentariest was 3500kcal/day
Source: my physiotherapist
Not likely. They would be too diseased to be fit by normie standards and too short to be IST approved.
That's a painting anon, not an actual person. I know, I know, it's hard to tell the difference but it's a drawing.