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BMI, body fat percentage (U.S. Navy method), basal metabolic rate, calorie expenditure, and waist-to-hip ratio — all classified according to WHO standards, in under 2 minutes. Print or download as PDF.

1 Personal data

2 Body measurements

Measure with a relaxed tape measure, in cm. Neck just below the Adam's apple. Waist at navel height. Hips at the widest part.

Your assessment will appear here
Fill in the personal data e body measurements next to it, and click Generate complete assessment to see:
  • Body fat percentage
  • Lean mass vs. fat mass
  • BMI and WHO classification
  • BMR (basal metabolic rate)
  • TDEE (total daily energy expenditure)
  • WHR (waist-to-hip ratio)
  • Personalized interpretation
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How each metric works

Validated formulas and world-renowned references used by trainers and nutritionists.

BMI

Body Mass Index — weight ÷ height². Classification WHO. A quick indicator, but it doesn't distinguish muscle from fat.

% Body Fat

Method U.S. Navy (US Navy Body Fat). Uses neck, waist, hip (for women), and height. Validated and widely used.

BMR and TDEE

BMR by formula Mifflin-St Jeor (more accurate than Harris-Benedict). TDEE = BMR × activity factor.

WHR

Waist-to-Hip Ratio. Measures fat distribution. Cardiovascular risk indicator according to the WHO.

Body fat percentage chart

Reference ranges by sex (American Council on Exercise — ACE).

ClassificationMenWomen
Essential2 – 5%10 – 13%
Athletic6 – 13%14 – 20%
Fitness14 – 17%21 – 24%
Acceptable18 – 24%25 – 31%
Obesity25% or more32% or more

Frequently asked questions

Is the calculation reliable?
We use validated formulas: Mifflin-St Jeor (BMR), U.S. Navy (body fat %) and classification WHO (BMI/WHR). It's a good estimate for tracking progress, but for clinical purposes always complement it with bioelectrical impedance or a DEXA scan performed by a professional.
Why do they ask for neck and waist measurements?
The US Navy method estimates body fat percentage using these circumference measurements as a proxy for fat tissue. For women, the hip measurement is also factored in because fat distribution differs.
How do you measure it correctly?
Use a simple measuring tape, parallel to the floor, without pulling tight. Neck: just below the Adam's apple. Waist: at belly button height, exhaling normally. Hips: at the widest part (hips). Do it fasting, without clothes, always at the same time.
Can I compare it with my trainer's assessment?
You can, but keep in mind that each method has its own margin of error: skinfold calipers, bioelectrical impedance, and tape measurements will all give slightly different results. What matters is using the same method every time to track progress.
Is the data saved?
No. The entire assessment runs in your browser — no data is sent to our servers. To save results and generate history and progress charts, use the Trainer Connect app (free to get started).

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This assessment is an informational tool and does not replace a medical, nutritional, or professional physical education evaluation. For workout prescriptions, diet plans, or treatment of any health condition, consult a qualified professional.