By age 50, a physically active man can expect to weigh about 10 pounds more (with a 2-in. larger waist) than he weighed at age 20, despite maintaining a constant level of physical activity.

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As men age, their metabolism slows down, and they may lose muscle mass and gain fat, even if they maintain the same level of physical activity. This can lead to an increase in weight and waist size over time.

By Age 50, a Physically Active Man Can Expect to Weigh