How is it unfair? As a lifeguard the OP may have to save that boy or someone that size, there's a standard. In the Army we do the same thing, I'm not a big guy and I've had to fireman's carry and drag guys more than twice my size. OP either needs better technique, to hit the gym, or find a new job.

Not unfair, part of life guard training is to be able to lift a 250 pound person out of the water.

Considering he weighs about 200 pounds, he's probably not 10 years old.

Augustus Gloop would beg to differ

And how old she was

A kid in my class weighed 300 pounds in 6th grade, which is about the age of a 12-year-old. He had an unfortunate thyroid problem and obviously was overweight before 6th grade, though I only found out the poor guy's actual weight when I accidentally overheard the PE teacher tell him during BMI tests. It may not be normal to weigh that much at such a young age, but it isn't impossible, especially with the growing obesity problem in America.

If it's a lifeguarding course, I would hazard a guess, between 13-17 years old

Would you say the same if the genders were reversed?

This isn't Reddit #9

yes.

Gay or straight, I don't think most people would enjoy having a random strangers junk land on their face...

You must be a girl cause I'm sure most guys would love some "junks" on their face ;)

Hahaha, that was great

Squints

you're killing me smalls