Come usare BMI Calculator Built for Lifters, Runners & Hybrid Athletes
- Grab a flexible tape. Use a cloth or vinyl measuring tape — the kind tailors use. A metal contractor tape will give bad numbers and probably scrape your neck.
- Measure your neck. Wrap the tape just below the larynx (Adam's apple), keeping it level. Don't flex or puff up your traps. Round to the nearest half centimeter or quarter inch.
- Measure your waist. Men: measure at the navel. Women: measure at the narrowest point. Stand relaxed, exhale normally — no sucking in. This is the measurement that matters most, so take it twice.
- Measure hips (women only). Wrap around the widest point of the glutes with feet together. Keep the tape parallel to the floor on both sides.
- Enter your stats. Drop in height, sex, and your tape measurements. Centimeters or inches both work — just stay consistent across all fields.
- Track the trend, not the day. Re-measure every 2–4 weeks under the same conditions (morning, fasted, pre-workout). Watch the trend line, not single readings, to judge real composition change.