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Old 11-25-2011, 12:33 PM   #1
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Phil,
that system is flawed as well. BMI does not take into account lean muscle mass. The only true way to judge is by body fat %.
So here is body fat % calculator:

Body Fat Percentage Calculator

Where is the waist: circumference around the naval or where I wear my pants belt?

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So here is body fat % calculator:

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Where is the waist: circumference around the naval or where I where my pants belt?
*Measuring your waist
Your waist measurement should be determined by measuring the distance around your natural waist which is located just above your navel.

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