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In June 2023, the Army announced a new Army Body Fat Circumference-Based Tape Test and supplemental body fat assessment. This new calculator provides a more accurate assessment of body fat.
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AR 600 – 9 The Army Body Composition Program. This expedited revision, dated 16 July 2019—. Inserts tenets of Performance Triad, sleep, activity, and nutrition, replacing diet or...
12 cze 2023 · This calculator computes body fat percentage using methods from the Army Body Fat Assessment of the Army Body Composition Program.
Calculate the percentage of body fat based on the U.S. Army formula with this free online Army body fat calculator. Uses the new army tape test introduced in 2023 (one-site test), as well as the old multiple-site tape test. For the 2023 tape test enter your age, weight, and abdominal circumference.
The new calculator provides a more accurate circumference-based body fat tape test and establishes the process for a supplemental body fat assessment as necessary. Use the calculator. Visit...
AR 600-9 defines the following formula to calculate male body fat percentage: % body fat = [86.010 × log 10 (waist – neck)] – [70.041 × log 10 (height)] + 36.76. The percentage of body fat for a male is equal to 86.010 times log 10 of the waist minus the neck circumference, minus 70.041 times log 10 of the height, plus 36.76.
Calculate body fat percentage. See AR 600-9 Table B-5 for sample body fat calculations. Body Fat % = -26.97 – (0.12 x body weight in pounds) + (1.99 x abdomen circumference in inches)
