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This morning I was afraid to hop on the scale - fear that I'd gained because I assumed I ate way too much fat and protein yesterday - apparently NOT! I'm down to 230.6. I love being able to key in what I may eat to help me plan my day so as not to exceed my daily goals. I'm really looking forward to getting this weight off again and being in "Onederland" again! LOVE it! Eat Fat To Lose Fat! I've also just joined the Cardio for at least 20 minutes/day, Mon thru Fri - beginning tomorrow April 15-May 1. Something that's easily attainable!~smile

Measurements updated as of 041713
Waist at narrowest point=35.5 at navel=39
hips at widest 50.5
neck at narrowest=14..5
left arm=15.5 right arm=14.75
left calf=17.5 right calf=17.5
left thigh=31 right thigh=30.5
left knee=18.5 right knee=19.5

Per http://www.healthstatus.com/cgi-bin/calc/calculator.cgi

Body Fat Estimation:
Metric versions of the calculators available here:

Results:
Using your measurements of a 35.5 inches waist and weight of 230 pounds your body fat percentage we calculated using FOUR different methods. Your body fat estimates are 88.87 % using the U.S. Army body fat algorithm, or
0.63 % using the U.S. Marine body fat algorithm, or44.59 % using the U.S. Navy body fat algorithm, or
28.80 % using the formula developed by the YMCA.

These methods are not as accurate as a water displacement test, but is usually within 1-3% for most people. If you have a very small waist, it will show a low value. On the other hand, if you carry all your extra weight around your middle, you may have an elevated percentage. Please note that having this extra weight in the middle is a high risk factor for heart disease and stroke. The waist to hip ratio calculator can give you more information.

The average body fat percentage for U.S. females is around 32%, with the ideal at 22%. Athletic females should be around 15-20%. You could have an eating disorder if you are below 10%. Remember these are guidelines; your physician should help you determine the ideal weight and body fat for you.

The HealthStatus.com calculators are incredibly handy to have, but for body fat and calorie burning, the best they can do is provide estimates based on scientific algorithms and studies. If you are looking for ways to increase your own calorie burning and fat loss, you should look at our High Intensity Interval Training ( HIIT ) workout.

14 April 2013

Weigh-in: 230.6 lb lost so far: 2.4 lb still to go: 50.6 lb Diet followed reasonably well
   add comment losing 37.8 lb a week

13 April 2013

Weigh-in: 236.0 lb lost so far: 0 lb still to go: 56.0 lb Diet followed reasonably well

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