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You may need to download a zip program to unzip the file if you don't already have a Zip program. Open the file with Open Office once unzipped. See what your BMI Score is and see if it makes any sense. Are you considered obese but no where near obese? |
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Download this free weightlifting chart, check your score, and come back and read more about the body mass index Scale.
A Body Mass Index Chart or BMI Chart is simply a function of your height and weight. Doctors and researchers incorrectly use the Body Mass Index (BMI) as a measure of obesity.
Anyone with common sense can tell you that there is too much variability in body types to measure obesity as a function of height and weight.
You can easily pick out two people with the same height and weight -- one will be obese, the other will be muscular with low levels of body fat.
I absolutely loathe the BMI Chart, but I wanted to present this page to you so that you understand the chart and why it is useless.
Doctors who know what they're doing will not use BMI as a measure of obesity. Many athletes, weight lifters, and all bodybuilders will be classified as obese.
Many normal people with a good body fat percentage will be classified as obese. Don't let the BMI Scale fool you.
For example, my current body weight is 237 pounds at a height of 5'11". My BMI is 33, which means I am obese.
My body fat percentage is close to 12 percent, which means I am no where near obese. The Body Mass Index is wrong in many to most cases.
Now, take another 5'11" person weighing 237 pounds with a body fat percentage of 35%. This person and myself have the exact same BMI.
It's absolutely ridiculous. Some people will argue that BMI is for average people. Okay then, what exactly is average? There's definitely an average but there's too much variance for any chart like this to work.
Doctors and other professionals who rely on the BMI should do a little research and STOP relying on body weight alone. Many docotrs base treatment off of the BMI. BIG MISTAKE.
The calculation above is very easy. You can download the spreadsheet in
the link at the top of the page. The spreadsheet I've provided for you
has a BMI calculator along with a full BMI chart.
Body fat percentage should be used as a measure of obesity. Nothing can compare with body fat percentage when it comes to measuring body composition.
Measuring your body fat percentage is not difficult at all any more. You can measure your own body fat within several minutes using a cheap caliper that does a good job.
BMI is absolutely useless! Use body fat percentage instead. Your doctor should use body fat percentage as a measure of obesity. If your doctor uses BMI as a measure of obesity, please educate him/her on the fact that BMI should not be used anywhere.
It's simple for anyone to understand why the Body Mass Index is totally useless compared to body fat % as a measure of obesity.
Ask your doctor why he/she doesn't measure body fat percentage instead. A cheap pair of calipers, a few skinfold measurements, and a quick calculation can be done in only a few minutes.
We want to make sure you've found everything you're looking for so we've given you some pages related to weightlifting charts here at the website:
This website is HUGE and includes everything you need to know to build muscle and burn fat once and for all.
You'll finally have the body you want if you follow the WLC System. Get your free copy of the manual right now:
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Totally Blown Away by the WLC System...
Greetings from Australia, mate. I received your WLC Program recently and have only just got to emailing you (reason being I took quite a while exploring the entire package!!!). I have to admit that over the past years I've purchased many programs via the internet and I can say with complete honesty that I have *never, ever*, had the pleasure of receiving one such as yours!!! I was totally blown away by everything, from the log books, the big beefy manual, right on through to all those fantastic calculators! It comes through that you really put your all into the package. I've seen all those programs which claim to 'lay it all out for you ... paint by numbers ... take you step-by-step', etc.but only one is deserving of these claims ... and it's yours. I especially found the goal setting information to be very, very comprehensive and so well laid out. I've read goal setting books, articles, websites, etc. but never really applied any of it to my endeavours in the gym. Your system will have me going after my dream body with a vengeance, as I will be commencing the program this coming Monday. In previous years I was a chronic "routine/program hopper"; I'd spot yet another new system I thought I would follow and away I'd go ... for about 3 weeks if I was lucky! Despite all that, during some years I'd build a little muscle, lose a little fat and start looking reasonable, then slack off. I have a well equipped home gym which includes everything you recommend. I have always been good with my meal choices but the bottom line is I was never consistent with anything!!!! I have a very strong feeling all that is about to end - pronto! I'm really looking forward to starting the program Monday 30th August, and totally looking forward to some *real results at last*. Oh, by the way I am 56 years old and my long-term goal is to have an awesome physique at 60 in comparison to the average one I had at 30. Thank you once again for putting out such a terrific and very complete program - I will not have any hesitation in recommending it to everyone I know. Cheers,
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