US Navy Body Fat Method: Tape Measure Accuracy
Estimate body fat with a tape measure: the published Navy formulas, worked examples for both sexes, and the technique that makes the number trustworthy.
How BMI, BMR, TDEE, body fat and running pace are actually calculated, what the formulas can and cannot tell you, and where the honest limits are. Paired with free in-browser health calculators.
Estimate body fat with a tape measure: the published Navy formulas, worked examples for both sexes, and the technique that makes the number trustworthy.
Four formulas, four different ideals up to 5.8 kg apart, and the surprising history: the most famous one was invented for drug dosing, not health.
From a 25-minute 5K to a marathon plan: pace math, Riegel predictions, the training paces that build speed, and why the second half should be faster.
How to size a calorie deficit: the calories-to-fat exchange rate, small vs moderate vs aggressive, and the floors that keep a cut healthy.
The activity multiplier table with honest definitions, the NEAT factor everyone forgets, and the two-week audit that beats every formula.
The three numbers behind every diet: BMR, TDEE, and the calorie balance, worked end to end with real figures and the common errors that bend them.
BMI, short for body mass index, is a single number worked out from a person’s height and weight. It is one of the most widely used figures in health screening, and also one of the most widely misunderstood. The primary sources on what the figure can and cannot say are the CDC’s BMI overview and … Read more