Every man wants to feel like “the man” at somepoint in his life.
However with sports and music giving us the impression that young men rule the world, it’s hard to understand how it really works for everybody else.
A 21 year old athlete or artist may gain the spotlight early on in life and then see life tail-off during their 30’s.
The average man starts from the bottom of the bottom and has to work his way up. With hard work this happens a lot later in life, after that man has battled through poverty, terrible jobs and rejection from women etc.
So when can men expect to experience the good life at their peak?
What age do men peak at/become most attractive to women?
The age men are most attractive to women is 35. The age when men peak is 37.
But there’s far more components to breakdown.
Learning age 7
Brain power age 18
Testosterone age 18
Coordination age 24
Strength age 25
Cardio/Endurance age 28
Muscle & Bone mass age 30
Memory age 32
Attractiveness to women age 35
Entrepreneur success age 42
Focus age 43
Highest earnings age 48
Empathy age 51
Vocabulary age 71
Mental health age 82
Average – Peak
If we add up all of the above numbers and divide them by how many there are, we get the average age of 37, which we have deemed is when men are at their peak. If we also look at when men are most attractive to women; age 35, it’s fair to say that this mid-to-late 30’s window is confidently the best years for a man.
The importance for men comes in the form of making the most of this peak.
It’s very easy to see your teens and 20’s as your peak and to waste these years going as hard as possible, drinking, smoking, partying, eating whatever you want and disregarding future success and financial stability.
But more men need to understand that working hard during your teens and 20’s is key to making the most of those peak years.
Life gets easier around 27 and very comfortable in your 30’s when things should start showing signs of coming together.
If men peak around 35 – 37, then being successful and in shape around this time will only help/amplify this effect.
Those men who do take care of themselves can increase this peak from around 30 to 50 if they’re smart. By smart I mean getting in shape young and achieving success in their late 20’s/early 30’s. By working on yourself throughout this period, a man can remain in his peak well into his 40’s and even up to the age of 50 when Father-time becomes nearly impossible to stop via natural methods.
Author Bio

Kris Sturmey
Founder
Kris is a men’s expert with 7 years of experience within the men’s lifestyle game and is also the founder of 1STMAN based in London, UK.
Prior to starting Msicollege and 1STMAN Kris was a personal trainer, body language expert and men’s coach.
Kris researched all of the male peaks himself and created the male peak concept around the number 37.
Learn more about Kris in our about section and founder profile.
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Why Men & Women Should Have a 15 Year Age Gap
Men and women are on different timelines


This Generation of Men can Dominate for Decades
The next generation of men are weak


Low Testosterone makes Success very Difficult
Testosterone improves various traits that aid success
Every man wants to feel like “the man” at somepoint in his life.
However with sports and music giving us the impression that young men rule the world, it’s hard to understand how it really works for everybody else.
A 21 year old athlete or artist may gain the spotlight early on in life and then see life tail-off during their 30’s.
The average man starts from the bottom of the bottom and has to work his way up. With hard work this happens a lot later in life, after that man has battled through poverty, terrible jobs and rejection from women etc.
So when can men expect to experience the good life at their peak?
What age do men peak at/become most attractive to women?
The age men are most attractive to women is 35. The age when men peak is 37.
But there’s far more components to breakdown.
Learning age 7
Brain power age 18
Testosterone age 18
Coordination age 24
Strength age 25
Cardio/Endurance age 28
Muscle & Bone mass age 30
Memory age 32
Attractiveness to women age 35
Entrepreneur success age 42
Focus age 43
Highest earnings age 48
Empathy age 51
Vocabulary age 71
Mental health age 82
Average – Peak
If we add up all of the above numbers and divide them by how many there are, we get the average age of 37, which we have deemed is when men are at their peak. If we also look at when men are most attractive to women; age 35, it’s fair to say that this mid-to-late 30’s window is confidently the best years for a man.
The importance for men comes in the form of making the most of this peak.
It’s very easy to see your teens and 20’s as your peak and to waste these years going as hard as possible, drinking, smoking, partying, eating whatever you want and disregarding future success and financial stability.
But more men need to understand that working hard during your teens and 20’s is key to making the most of those peak years.
Life gets easier around 27 and very comfortable in your 30’s when things should start showing signs of coming together.
If men peak around 35 – 37, then being successful and in shape around this time will only help/amplify this effect.
Those men who do take care of themselves can increase this peak from around 30 to 50 if they’re smart. By smart I mean getting in shape young and achieving success in their late 20’s/early 30’s. By working on yourself throughout this period, a man can remain in his peak well into his 40’s and even up to the age of 50 when Father-time becomes nearly impossible to stop via natural methods.
Author Bio



Kris Sturmey
Founder
Kris is a men’s expert with 6 years of experience within the men’s lifestyle game and is also the founder of 1STMAN based in London, UK.
Prior to starting Msicollege and 1STMAN Kris was a personal trainer, body language expert and men’s coach.
Kris researched all of the male peaks himself and created the male peak concept around the number 37.
Learn more about Kris in our about section and founder profile.
Why Men & Women Should Have a 15 Year Age Gap
Men and women are on different timelines
This Generation of Men can Dominate for Decades
The next generation of men are weak
Low Testosterone makes Success very Difficult
Testosterone improves various traits that aid success
3/4 American’s are Overweight and that’s Great!
3 out of 4 American’s are overweight, this creates a giant opportunity
How to Look Good on a Budget
Money doesn’t buy style
How to Overcome a Depressive Period of your Life
Ending depression on the front foot