The FAT STATS Personalized Body Profile continued..........

 

This is a Sample of a Personalized Profile:


3127 SW Huntoon, Suites 1-3, Topeka, KS 66604-1600 Tel:(785) 233-9203

JULIE JONES

AGE 40

Female

06-24-1996

Height 67.25 Weight 145.00
Neck 12.00 Forearm 9.50
Wrist 6.00 Hips 41.50

YOUR PERSONALIZED BODY PROFILE

Body Fat 29% (Average)  
Basal Metabolic Rate 1458
Activity level Light
Calories you burn per day 1750
g of Fat per day 58

TO LOSE ONE POUND PER WEEK

Save/burn 500 Calories per day  
Calories allowed per day 1250
g of fat allowed per day 42

CALORIES YOU BURN PER HOUR

Walking - 3.5 mph 313
Bicycling - 9.5 mph 392
Aerobic Dancing - Moderate 400
Swimming - slow crawl 505
Jogging - 11.5 minute/mile 531
Running - 8 minute/mile 827
BODY FAT RATINGS

%FAT *

WEIGHT

Very lean

15-19

121-127

Lean

20-23

128-133

Leaner than average

24-26

135-139

Average

27-29

141-145

Fatter than average

30-32

147-151

Fat

33-38

153-166

Over fat

39+

168+

* Based on current measurements

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A good lifetime body fat target to pursue is 16% for men and 19% for women.

AT 19% YOUR TARGET WEIGHT IS: 127

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JULIE JONES
3127 SW Huntoon
Topeka, KS 6614

Definitions

YOUR PERSONALIZED BODY PROFILE

  • Body Fat % The percentage of your total body weight that is fat. For example: A male who weighs 200 lbs, with 20% body fat, carries 40 lbs of fat on his body!

  • Basal Metabolic Rate A measure of the average rate of calories burnes per day if your body was in a constant resting state. Your Basal Metabolic Rate is based on your height and weight. Therefore the average 6'4'', 200 lb. man requires more calories than the average 5'4'', 110 lb. woman.

  • Activity Level

Active - Active lifestyle, vigorous exercise 3-5x per wk.
Moderate - Moderate lifestyle, exercise 3-5x per wk.
Light - Moderate lifestyle, light exercise
Sedentary - Sedentary, inactive lifestyle, no exercise

  • Calories You Burn Per Day Calories you burn per day is based on your basal metabolic Rate and your activity level. Besides exercise, your occupation has an effect on calories burned per day. Example: A construction worker who does little additional exercise would have an activity level comparable to an accountant who exercises3-5 times per week.

  • g of Fat Per Day This is 30% of the calories you burn per day based on your current activity level. (Many national health organizations recommend lowering fat intake to no more than 30% of calories.)
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TO LOSE ONE POUND PER WEEK

  • Calories Allowed Per Day Maximum calories you may consume per day, in order to lose one pound per week, based on your current activity level.

  • g of Fat Allowed Per Day This is 30% of calories allowed per day

  • Save/Burn 500 Calories Per Day Amount of calories to be saved or burnes per day in order to lose on pound per week. This can be achieved by increasing your activity level and/or consuming fewer calories.

CALORIES YOU BURN PER HOUR
A measure of the calories you burn per hour specific to your individual body.
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BODY FAT RATINGS

Body fat ratings are based on your current measurements and are specific to your individual body. Changes that occur in your measurements will result in a new set of ratings.

SUGGESTIONS FOR LOSING ONE POUND PER WEEK

For best results, it is recomended that you lose no more than 1 pound per week. We recommend that you consult your physician before starting any diet or exercise program.
Set realisting goals! If you want to lose 20 pounds, set goals in 5 pound increments until you meet your target weight. (A new FAT STATS report every couple of months will help you monitor your progress as your measurements change!)


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