habitualhealth chicken soup Platinum Jun 20, 2005 #1 Can someone edumacate me...how do you determine body fat weight vs muscle weight? Is there an equation or something? (i'm horrible with math)
Can someone edumacate me...how do you determine body fat weight vs muscle weight? Is there an equation or something? (i'm horrible with math)
sawastea Well-known member Jun 20, 2005 #2 Are you familiar with LBM (lean body mass)? Let's say you weigh 100 lbs. You are currently holding 20% body fat. Your LBM = total weight - BF LBM = 80 lbs Muscle weighs more then fat. It is also mainly created and maintained by water.
Are you familiar with LBM (lean body mass)? Let's say you weigh 100 lbs. You are currently holding 20% body fat. Your LBM = total weight - BF LBM = 80 lbs Muscle weighs more then fat. It is also mainly created and maintained by water.
habitualhealth chicken soup Platinum Jun 20, 2005 #3 sawastea said: Are you familiar with LBM (lean body mass)? Let's say you weigh 100 lbs. You are currently holding 20% body fat. Your LBM = total weight - BF LBM = 80 lbs Muscle weighs more then fat. It is also mainly created and maintained by water. Click to expand... Aww thank you sewastea!! No not familiar with LBM. Still learning all this good stuff about being healthy and what it all means.
sawastea said: Are you familiar with LBM (lean body mass)? Let's say you weigh 100 lbs. You are currently holding 20% body fat. Your LBM = total weight - BF LBM = 80 lbs Muscle weighs more then fat. It is also mainly created and maintained by water. Click to expand... Aww thank you sewastea!! No not familiar with LBM. Still learning all this good stuff about being healthy and what it all means.
habitualhealth chicken soup Platinum Jun 20, 2005 #5 Gguy9 said: good afternoon H H Click to expand... Hey there! Is it 5 yet?
J jenscats5 Guest Jun 20, 2005 #6 sawastea said: Are you familiar with LBM (lean body mass)? Let's say you weigh 100 lbs. You are currently holding 20% body fat. Your LBM = total weight - BF LBM = 80 lbs Muscle weighs more then fat. It is also mainly created and maintained by water. Click to expand... 1 Pound of muscle = 1 pound of fat Muscle is more dense than fat, however & takes up less space.....
sawastea said: Are you familiar with LBM (lean body mass)? Let's say you weigh 100 lbs. You are currently holding 20% body fat. Your LBM = total weight - BF LBM = 80 lbs Muscle weighs more then fat. It is also mainly created and maintained by water. Click to expand... 1 Pound of muscle = 1 pound of fat Muscle is more dense than fat, however & takes up less space.....
sawastea Well-known member Jun 21, 2005 #7 jenscats5 said: 1 Pound of muscle = 1 pound of fat Muscle is more dense than fat, however & takes up less space..... Click to expand... Thanks for clarifying it better.
jenscats5 said: 1 Pound of muscle = 1 pound of fat Muscle is more dense than fat, however & takes up less space..... Click to expand... Thanks for clarifying it better.