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Know Your Body Composition

Calculate your body fat percentage using the proven Navy Method formula

Navy Method formula
Just 3 measurements
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Body Fat Calculator

Calculate your body fat percentage using the Navy Method

Enter your measurements to calculate body fat percentage

Understanding Body Fat Percentage

A better metric than weight alone

Body fat percentage is the proportion of fat mass to total body weight. Unlike the scale, it tells you about your body composition - how much is muscle versus fat.

Why It Matters

Better health indicator than BMI or weight alone

Progress Tracking

Track muscle gain and fat loss separately

Why Navy Method?

Accurate - within 3-4% of DEXA scans

Simple - only requires a tape measure

Proven - developed by US Navy research

Body Fat Categories for Women

Understanding where you fit and what's healthy

Athletic

14-20%

Very lean, visible abs

  • • Competitive athletes
  • • Visible muscle definition
  • • May affect hormones
Fitness

21-24%

Fit and healthy look

  • • Great for most women
  • • Some muscle definition
  • • Healthy hormones
Average

25-31%

Typical for most women

  • • Healthy range
  • • Some curves visible
  • • Room for improvement
High

32%+

Focus on fat loss

  • • Health risks increase
  • • Great potential for improvement
  • • Start with nutrition

Get Accurate Measurements

Tips for consistent and reliable results

Waist

At the narrowest point

Usually at navel

Exhale normally

Neck

Just below the larynx

Avoid Adam's apple

Stand straight

Hips

At the widest point

Around buttocks

Feet together

Remember: It's Just One Metric

Body fat percentage is useful, but it's just one piece of the puzzle. How you feel, your energy levels, strength gains, and overall health are equally important indicators of progress.

💡 Pro tip: Track measurements over time rather than obsessing over a single number. Progress photos and how your clothes fit are often better indicators of real change.