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Taking measurements, time to get serious
Old 09-26-2006, 07:51 PM   #1
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I really appreciate the advice I've been getting here - you have all been a big help. I'm taking my weight every morning and I'm going to take muscle measurements and skinfold measurements weekly.

I just bought the Accufitness Accu-Measure 3000 calipers. They look alright, I wish they were a little more precise, but this is definitely better than nothing. I took a look at the instructions at their website. Here is what they give for instructions:

http://www.accufitness.com/products/am3k_ideal.pdf

And here is a chart:

http://www.accufitness.com/products/am3k_chart.pdf

How does this info look?

I think it would be much better to take measurements at more sites on the body. I've seen the 3 point and 7 point tests and they seem good.

Does anybody know a good website to refer to for this?

I'm thinking the sites I can easily measure myself are chest, abdominal, suprailiac, and thigh.

Also, what is the equation to calculate bodyfat, once I have my weight and skinfold measurements?

Thanks. I'm just trying to figure out the best way to track my progress. I'm going to start bulking soon, and I definitely need to keep by bodyfat under control.
 
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