Whats the average BF on a 32 yr. old Woman?
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rubberduckyo
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I'm not certain I understand the question. Everyone is different in the way they carry fat.
If I'm reading you right you're asking what her bf% might be? No way to really tell without getting it measured.
At that height and weight her's can't be that high. Maybe 16-18%. Again that's just a guess based on the little info you've given me.
If I'm reading you right you're asking what her bf% might be? No way to really tell without getting it measured.
At that height and weight her's can't be that high. Maybe 16-18%. Again that's just a guess based on the little info you've given me.
Makaveli_786
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Average overall of any age for a female is 22% athletic females being around 15% so rubberduck is around spot on, thats pretty good going at 32
rubberduckyo
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Hey now! Some of us more "mature" ladies still got it going on!Makaveli_786 said:
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putin
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Currently, 64.5 percent of U.S. adults, age 20 years and older, are overweight and 30.5 percent are obese. Severe obesity prevalence is now 4.7 percent.Makaveli_786 said:
64.5+30+4.7=99.2 That makes .8 of us in very good shape. Now that's average.
Makaveli_786
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To be honest rubberduckyo (interesting name) all the older women I've seen that work out are in a lot better shape than the younger ones who work out too, from what I've seen anyway, y all got sex appeal, who would have though huh
putin I thought people in the UK had problems but thats a major WTF statistic
putin I thought people in the UK had problems but thats a major WTF statistic
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putin said:
With all due respect, in considering those stats, keep in mind that the obese are double-counted...once in the overweight category and then again in the obese category...meaning, 35.5% of Americans are either within in a healthy weight range or underweight, not .8%...that, and "overweight" doesn't take into account body fat percentage...it's more of just a look at BMI, which can be deceiving...We aren't in as dire a state, although things could be way better...
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