
Learn the three key metrics BMR, BMI, and body fat percentage, and understand their differences to apply these tools for personal fitness assessment.
Understand how a calorie deficit causes weight loss and a calorie surplus causes weight gain, using the 7000 calorie rule, and learn the diet, training, and sleep framework.
Explore why we gain fat: excessive calories, unhealthy diet, insufficient daily energy expenditure, and eating beyond the body's requirement, and understand what BMR is and why it matters.
Learn how basal metabolic rate, the total calories needed for basic life-sustaining functions, is calculated with gender-specific formulas and example calculations for men and women.
Explore BMI, a fitness assessment tool that stands for body mass index, and learn its purpose. See how BMI fits alongside BMR and BFP in at-home health assessments.
Calculate BMI by weight divided by height squared, using kilograms and meters or pounds and inches with a 703 conversion factor; classify results as underweight, ideal, overweight, or critically overweight.
Build on your understanding of BMR and BMI, and learn the basics of BFP, or body fat percentage, for at-home health assessments.
Learn a home-based body fat percentage method using BMI, age, and gender, and interpret results with a gender-specific chart showing essential and storage fat.
Compare BMR, BMI, and BFP as fitness assessment tools, clarifying their differences and how to evaluate them at home.
The lecture compares BMR, BMI and BFE with a simplified chart, showing BMR calories for day-to-day activity, BMI as body mass, and BFE as fat percentage.
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Introduction to muscle gaining outlines the muscle building process and essentials for achieving muscular definition within a fitness plan.
Training builds muscle, but fat between muscle and skin must drop; eat high-protein, maintain a calorie deficit, sleep to recover, repeat to reveal defined abs.
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The short course will provide you with comprehensive understanding on assessing your own fitness with simple formulas. The course is designed in a manner to provide you with systematic learning experience and enable you to calculate your BMR, BMI and BFP.
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