What's your body fat percentage?

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  • momma_a
    momma_a Posts: 117 Member
    30. 5'7, 119 lb, 18%
    Your waist is amazing!! As is your progress :drinker:

    Bam!! Thank you :D
  • qballjr13
    qballjr13 Posts: 174 Member
    Im 6'1" 225lbs and I just had mine done, 17.2%...with electronic calipers
  • ASaxe23
    ASaxe23 Posts: 158 Member
    31.1% I'd feel worst about that but I've improved so much that I just can't help but feel happy about it!
  • juliesummers
    juliesummers Posts: 738 Member
    22, 5'6ish", 113lbs, 15.2%.
  • CaseRat
    CaseRat Posts: 377 Member
    To everyone saying 'NO WAY YOU'RE not 30%!' or whatever, everyone is different in regards to the amount of lean body mass they have.

    10% bf on a 5'10 male with a lbm (lean body mass) of 140lbs compared to 10% bf on a 5'10 male with 170lbs lbm will look completely and utterly different.

    Just because your boyfriend is 5'10 and weighs 210 with a bf% of 20, doesn't mean that this other guy that's 5'10 and weighs 180lbs won't have a much higher fat percentage than him. It's all relative to how much muscle they have.

    That being said, awesome progress to a lot of people here :)
  • CoffeeNBooze
    CoffeeNBooze Posts: 966 Member
    age 26, height 5'7ish, weight 126, according to numerous calculators including the military test, body fat is between 13-14%
  • 05HeatherLouise05
    05HeatherLouise05 Posts: 178 Member
    25 Years Old
    27% Body Fat according to Military Calc
    5'6" (171cm)
    167lbs (76kg)
  • AFluffyNyamma
    AFluffyNyamma Posts: 99 Member
    5'0 24 122lbs and its around 30%
  • JonathonMars
    JonathonMars Posts: 358 Member
    To everyone saying 'NO WAY YOU'RE not 30%!' or whatever, everyone is different in regards to the amount of lean body mass they have.

    10% bf on a 5'10 male with a lbm (lean body mass) of 140lbs compared to 10% bf on a 5'10 male with 170lbs lbm will look completely and utterly different.

    Just because your boyfriend is 5'10 and weighs 210 with a bf% of 20, doesn't mean that this other guy that's 5'10 and weighs 180lbs won't have a much higher fat percentage than him. It's all relative to how much muscle they have.

    That being said, awesome progress to a lot of people here :)

    Aww, thank you for that. I was just gonna say something like, "I am no one's husband!"
  • Sidesteal
    Sidesteal Posts: 5,510 Member
    Currently in the ballpark of 14 to 15% at a guess. Leanest .avi in my gallery is likely to be around 10% and that's at 5'11 and 177.

    Currently 188 or so.
  • karylee44
    karylee44 Posts: 892
    5'5" tall about 150 pounds.. so it would be about 25.7 % according to fat to fit saying i need to lose at least another 10 pounds..
  • rainbowbow
    rainbowbow Posts: 7,490 Member
    17%, 21 years old, 5'3, 113 pounds
  • newking
    newking Posts: 70 Member
    30yrs old, 5' 9.5" tall , 235lbs, anywhere from 44 to 47% BF depending on which tool I use (bathroom scale vs military calc)

    I have a long ways to go, but I have come a long way already so I'm not worried!
  • gpstrucker
    gpstrucker Posts: 930 Member
    I'm a fat old guy. 50, 5'11", 34.1%
  • almavee
    almavee Posts: 2
    my personal trainer told me i should be between 18-22 %, that is considered normal. I am currently at 23%, I am 23 and 5'3, weigh 126
  • leslturn8
    leslturn8 Posts: 505 Member
    im 24, 6 foot 5, 77.7kg, did my bf%this morning and its at 44.2% do i win as the fattest person hahahhaa
    starting P90X tomorrow! yew! :laugh:
    ah woopsi hahahha 5 foot 6 hahahha
  • pastryari
    pastryari Posts: 8,646 Member
    21 years old.
    5'7.
    133.5 lbs

    According the fat2fit military BF calculator, I'm at 26.6%.
  • africaa
    africaa Posts: 228
    Help! Mine keeps tellig me that my BF% is 27-28...is that possible? lol
  • Elizabeth_C34
    Elizabeth_C34 Posts: 6,376 Member
    Help! Mine keeps tellig me that my BF% is 27-28...is that possible? lol

    Yes. That is normal for a woman.
  • ExplorinLauren
    ExplorinLauren Posts: 991 Member
    I'm obviously a huge fat *kitten*.... and my % is 48% according to fat2fit. :( I just found this out the other day... and I was devastated....
    I'm 32, 5'7" and 205. There... I said it.
    To know I am 1/2 fat really bothered me.... but I guess thats why I am here!
  • dinosnopro
    dinosnopro Posts: 2,177 Member
    35

    6'

    192lbs

    three point caliper - 13%

    goal of 10% or under
  • Elizabeth_C34
    Elizabeth_C34 Posts: 6,376 Member
    I'm obviously a huge fat *kitten*.... and my % is 48% according to fat2fit. :( I just found this out the other day... and I was devastated....
    I'm 32, 5'7" and 205. There... I said it.
    To know I am 1/2 fat really bothered me.... but I guess thats why I am here!

    Don't put too much stock into the online calculators. They were way off for me. They have me at 37-38% body fat, but I'm really only 29% according to my DEXA scan.

    Just focus on your fitness goals and eating well, and that BF% will go down!
  • africaa
    africaa Posts: 228
    Help! Mine keeps tellig me that my BF% is 27-28...is that possible? lol

    Yes. That is normal for a woman.

    But is that normal for a woman my size? 20..5'8...about 215 (probably less haven't weighed in)
  • I highly reccommend a hydrostatic body fat test...that is the underwater test...it is the most accurate! weight and height don't account for lean muscle mass! Look online to find out if there is one in your area. The one i have gone to is actually a truck has all the equipment self contained and just sets up at various gym location in our area. I am sure there are more out there like this!

    I tortured myself for years because my weight is much higher that I think is ideal or what is portrayed as ideal for woman...but at 5'5 and 154 lbsand 42 yrs old I am at 19.4% body fat. Eventhough I would like to weight less and am working toward reducing my weight and body fat, all the charts say that I am in athletic range at that percentage. I work out 6 days a week and chart and count all my calories so I think i am doing things as right as I can without being a psycho! I hope that helps!
  • africaa
    africaa Posts: 228
    I did it online and it went up to 33% so....at least I'm working out right? lol
  • 18 years old

    5'7"

    CW- 161.5 lbs.

    Starting BF%- 27%-28%

    Current BF%- 20%
  • Elizabeth_C34
    Elizabeth_C34 Posts: 6,376 Member
    Help! Mine keeps tellig me that my BF% is 27-28...is that possible? lol

    Yes. That is normal for a woman.

    But is that normal for a woman my size? 20..5'8...about 215 (probably less haven't weighed in)

    Actually that's really good. When I was 218, my BF % was 46%. I'm also 5'8". Just incorporate some heavy lifting into your routine and make sure you eat enough (less than you burn every day but more than your BMR is ideal) and you should hold on to most of your lean mass, which will make you look much leaner as you drop fat.

    I'm 5'8" and 178 now and I just got to 29% body fat. Also, the online calculators can be way off for the BF measurements, so just take it with a grain of salt and just keep working hard.

    Good luck to you :smile:
  • qtiekiki
    qtiekiki Posts: 1,490 Member
    To everyone saying 'NO WAY YOU'RE not 30%!' or whatever, everyone is different in regards to the amount of lean body mass they have.

    10% bf on a 5'10 male with a lbm (lean body mass) of 140lbs compared to 10% bf on a 5'10 male with 170lbs lbm will look completely and utterly different.

    Just because your boyfriend is 5'10 and weighs 210 with a bf% of 20, doesn't mean that this other guy that's 5'10 and weighs 180lbs won't have a much higher fat percentage than him. It's all relative to how much muscle they have.

    That being said, awesome progress to a lot of people here :)

    I was about to say the same thing. Just because you are the same weight and height doesn't mean your BF% is the same.
  • creature275
    creature275 Posts: 348 Member
    right now..something like 9%
  • diver71_au
    diver71_au Posts: 424 Member
    20.2% at the moment it was 30.4% at start of the year.
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