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Is a boy whose height 170, weight 70KG and body fat 15% counted as a muscular man?
In fact, the concept of muscular man itself is not clearly defined. Can muscles be seen and how big muscles should be? This is not clearly defined.

Judging from your height, weight and body fat, you must be a very good guy, and your muscles should be obvious. From the perspective of ordinary people, I think it is a muscular man. After all, most ordinary men don't have this condition. Generally, men of this weight often have a fat ratio of not less than 25%. But from the point of view of bodybuilding, I have a hard time judging and don't know much about it.

I still have some experience in novice training. Newcomers need a long time to adapt to exercise, reach a certain line or eliminate a certain amount of fat. The fastest I have ever seen is probably 1 year. Of course, I'm just talking about my body shape, not how many bench presses I can do.

Generally in the gym, we often say that we are newcomers within 2 years. So if you want to exercise to this state, don't be too impatient. Remember to practice 3 points, eat 7 points and stick to the remaining 90 points.