04/05/2026
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31.7 - Obese category.
I have visible abs.
BMI doesn't measure body composition. It measures your weight relative to your height and makes some big assumptions about what that actually means. It has no idea how much of your weight there is muscle vs fat. It doesn't take into account your body composition at all.
For someone carrying a decent amount of muscle mass, like a lot of people who train consistently and have a decent diet with an adequate protein intake, BMI is wildly inaccurate. And it's fu***ng misleading too.
I see it a lot with clients when someone has lost body fat and over time added muscle mass through their diet being optimal, training intensity right and recovery is on point. They look completely different but their BMI stays pretty much the same.
And that's because the scales don't tell the the whole story, they never do!
Your progress photos, how your clothes fit, your energy, strength and sleep quality are the things that actually matter.
Not a number that a calculator spat out that knows nothing about what your body's fat and muscle mass looks like.
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