Is it “fat” or BMI-based?
I’m morbidly obese per BMI but have between 10-13% body fat at any given time. (I am very muscular.)
I am sure it will be BMI, which is a meaningless measurement.
I’m morbidly obese per BMI but have between 10-13% body fat at any given time. (I am very muscular.)
I am sure it will be BMI, which is a meaningless measurement.
I’m in the same boat. I’m 6’3” and 270lbs. I bench press 495, ride a couple hundred miles per week on my bike and eat no carbs or wheat products. Yet, I’m morbidly obese according to the BMI charts.
Refuse to let them do a bmi.
I know they can manually calculate it but I don’t participate in anything from these jerks.
I am not taking any damn program...I am not a child. The proper response if to tell them to eff themselves.
Time to stand up...or you will never be able to do so again.
“I’m morbidly obese per BMI but have between 10-13% body fat at any given time. (I am very muscular.)”
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I’m in a similar category, Saturday will be my 69th and I am six four and weigh just over 250 without clothing. The charts say I should not weigh more than 205 or so maximum but at that weight I would look like a toothpick. At my current weight a 2XL t-shirt fits tightly while my size 38 waist jeans are floppy. I would go down to 36 waist but I kinda like the loose fit. BMI alone means nothing whatsoever, I used to have a higher fat percentage when I was forty years younger and weighed 25 pounds less. The last time I weighed 205 or less I was wearing size 33 pants and they were sliding down, friends used to tell me I had a bad case of “noassatall”.