US Navy body fat formula explained simply
A plain language explanation of how the US Navy body fat formula uses neck, waist, hips and height to estimate body fat percentage and where its limits are.
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Short, practical explanations about body fat index, the US Navy formula, BMI and how to measure correctly. No fitness guru tone, just clear references.
A plain language explanation of how the US Navy body fat formula uses neck, waist, hips and height to estimate body fat percentage and where its limits are.
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