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I've always sat around the 14% mark, and never strayed far from there regardless of training amount
jimboalee said:
buddha said:I've just used one of those bathroom scales that 'calculates' body fat%.
It came up with 33%!!!!
Are they a load of carp, or am I about to die? (I can pinch about half an inch BTW)
zacklaws said:I bought a set of weight watcher scales which calculates, BMI, body fat etc, but after reading how inacurate they can be I bought a set of calipers as well. I found though that there was only a slight difference, around 1% of body fat and at my level, its nothing dramatic to worry about.
zacklaws said:Chest, Abdomen and Thigh.
jimboalee said:I have checked the tables.
EXAMPLE.
Triceps + Subscapular.
T + S = 20mm = 20.3% fat.
Triceps only.
T = 7mm + 20.2% fat.
Subscapular can be taken as 13mm.
Tricep + Bicep + Suprailiac + Subscupular = 40mm = 20.2% fat.
FOR A MAN.
Twenty Inch said:With muscle flexed or not? I'm guessing not.
kewb said:whats the difference between fat index and fat mass
my fat index is 21% and fat mass 2 stone 6 lb
measured using a machine in chemists btw .
am i hauling around 2stone in fat ?