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BMI vs Aspirations  

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  1. 1. Where do you fall?

    • Social Rider - BMI < 19
      1
    • Social Rider - BMI 19-24
      17
    • Social Rider - BMI 25-29
      5
    • Social Rider - BMI > 29
      2
    • Social Racer - BMI < 19
      0
    • Social Racer - BMI 19-24
      19
    • Social Racer - BMI 25-29
      15
    • Social Racer - BMI > 29
      7
    • Amateur Racer - BMI < 19
      5
    • Amateur Racer - BMI 19-24
      37
    • Amateur Racer - BMI 25-29
      11
    • Amateur Racer - BMI > 29
      1
    • Pro Racer - BMI < 19
      1
    • Pro Racer - BMI 19-24
      1
    • Pro Racer - BMI 25-29
      0
    • Pro Racer - BMI > 29
      0


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Posted (edited)

OK. a poll given the weight and height thread. I think this can give us some good info and we can draw a graph afterwards to show the trends. Attached a pic of BMI ratings. Please read your BMI and pic an option from above.

 

Social Rider does not compete in races.

Social Racer competes but only to finish.

Amateur Racer is the guy that races, but is amateur.

Pro Racer is the chap that "competes for the podium".

 

I am expecting a bell curve here with a spread of Pro's sitting low in BMI and social sitting high in BMI

 

Pounds ( 1kg = 2.2 Pounds) and feet. 1 ft is 30.48cm and one inch is 2.54 cm

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Posted (edited)

yeah sorry. only nice pic I had.. Pounds ( 1kg = 2.2 Pounds) and feet. 1 ft is 30.48cm and one inch is 2.54 cm

Edited by JTK
Posted

Where's the legend for the colours ?

I'm in light green, does that mean I need help ???

 

Worry when you get to orange!

 

Think its Blue to Orange:

Underweight

Normal

Overweight

Obese

 

Red = You have one foot in the grave!

Posted

I thought I would keep the red's out of the equasion... If we have on the forum then they have no need to be singled out above orange...

Posted

BMI is a joke as it does not consider bone density or muscle mass. Currently I'm at 27 and need to lose 20 pounds (9kg) to get to a "healthy" 24. How should person sitting at 10% body fat lose 9kg's to be considered healthy?

 

Couldnt agree more.

 

BMI on its own is a useless measure.

Posted

I agree BMI is not accurate at all. I cant get to my ideal weight either. I look like I am from a concentration camp in the 2nd world war. However it is an indication of some sorts. Even if in this case it only serves to proove that it is not a correct measurement.

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