they tested you wrong .... you have absolutely no cuts and the amount of fat around your joints is sickening(ie the fat folds in your elbow and the heaps of lard near your delts) ... youre no less than 25 and prolly closer to 30 
I agree. There's no way in hell, that a 16 year-old
BOY can weight a muscular 250 lbs. Pros have superb geneics, do nothing but eat, sleep and train, use sauce and even so still weight a lean 250 lbs only after many years of training. Coleman was a lean 250 lbs for the 98 O, at the age of 34: are we to believe this adolescent is comparable to him?
Kid, I'm 26 and have been training for eleven years. I have been as heavy as 320 lbs. But even I would have difficulty weighting 250 lbs with a very low bodyfat level. I don't know if you're aware of this, but, for bodybuilding, you are a
BABY; far from having even completed your full bone growh, let alone having mature muscle fibers. In bodybuilding, you only achieve your prime well after the age of 30, usually in your late thirties. You are still some 20 years away from achieving your full muscle maturity. So give time to time.
Looking at your picture, it's obvious that you have thick layers of baby fat covering your physique; actually, i think he was very generous when he suggested that your bodyfat is around 25%, because it's probably above 30%. But it is ok: you are very young and will do nothing but improve on the following years. Substitue all the sugar and refined flour you eat for oatmeal and brown rice, eat as much meat as you can stuck down your pie hole and do 50 minues of low-intensity aerobics every morning, on an empy stomach. Oh, also include some vegetable with each meal, so as to give your body the viamins, minerals, fiber and phytochemicals it need to say healthy. Happy training! And tell us how the diet goes.
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