A. Current Weight:_249 Lbs_

B. Current % Body Fat __29%__

C. Body Fat Weight (249 x .29 = 72.21 Lbs)

D. Lean Body Weight:(72.21 Lbs- 249 Lbs = 176.79 Lbs)

E. Body Fat % Goal:__18%__

F. Body Fat Weight of 18%=(249 Lbs x .18 = 44.82 Lbs)

G. Desired Weight Goal at 18% = ( 176.79 Lbs + 44.82 Lbs = 221.61 Lbs )

H. I Need to lose ( 221.61 Lbs – 249.0 Lbs = 27.39 Lbs )

So this is what it looks like and here is an example for you to try.

A. Current Weight: ____

B. Current % Body Fat: ____

C. Body Fat Weight (A x B = C)

D. Lean Body Weight:(C- A = D)

E. Body Fat % Goal:____

F. Body Fat Weight of 18%=(A x E = F)

G. Desired Weight Goal at 18% = ( D + F = G)

H. I Need to lose ( G – A = weight needed to lose )

As you can see in order for me to be at 18% Body fat my weight needs to be at 221.61 lbs, so I need to lose 27.39 pounds and I can do this through exercise and nutrition. And remember nutrition is the key to losing the weight. Once you commit, then do it!, you will lose the fat and feel better, I assure you. Below you will find the Percent of body fat for men and women.



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Rich908 Premium
Informative ..thanks

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Shaheel1 Premium
This is a good piece of information. It is quite true.
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lesabre Premium
BMI is a general measurement and as you pointed out does not take into consideration your frame. By the way you are 54 years young not the other way around. Thank you for your post. I found it very informative. All the best
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alisterbrede Premium
Quite agrees, BMI does not take into account muscle mass. At 249 lbs which I have to convert into kilos to understand. That is 112.9kgs, you must have quite a lot of muscle. To have any meaning we would have to know how tall you are, but.I guess you work out a lot.
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Kav Premium
So if you have big bones, BMI will be inaccurate? I suppose it's still a good guide.
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TommyVTE Premium
Heavy bones give only about max 1.5 kg more weight
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