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What is the correct proportion for body weight
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It is find by body mass index
Optimal BMI cut points for male athletes, linemen, male nonathletes, female athletes, and female nonathletes were 27.9, 34.1, 26.5, 27.7, and 24.0 kg·m-2, respectively.
BMI is bullshit. There are so many factors involved in weight that no one simple formula could be used. There are healthy fats as well as unhealthy, muscle weighs more, much more, than fat. Bone mass needs to be taken into account. Too many factors for a A / B = healthy formula.
What is the correct proportion for body weight
BMI is bullshit. There are so many factors involved in weight that no one simple formula could be used. There are healthy fats as well as unhealthy, muscle weighs more, much more, than fat. Bone mass needs to be taken into account. Too many factors for a A / B = healthy formula.
Not really. It takes a simple muscle mass to fat ratio. Yes, that is individual, but it can be measured individually.
There is an acceptable, general norm based on an average. You can't trash a whole system because it doesn't apply to the exceptions rather than the rule.
Trust me when I say I understand what you are saying. According to generally accepted height/weight standards, I am fat. Last time my bodyfat was measured it was 7.9%. That is the reasoning for alternate methods of measurement. For those that don't fit the mold.
My simple rule of thumb for joe average is if the last time you saw your belt buckle it was hanging in the closet, you might have a problem.