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Body Composition
BMI, body fat, lean mass, FFMI, and waist-to-hip metrics organized under one topical hub.
Weight Loss
TDEE, calorie deficits, macro targets, fasting context, and practical fat-loss execution.
Strength & Muscle
One-rep max, overload planning, training volume, protein, and powerlifting benchmarks.
Nutrition
Protein, macros, calories, hydration, supplements, and meal-planning fundamentals.
Cardio & Endurance
Running pace, heart rate zones, aerobic capacity, and endurance-training benchmarks.
Recovery
Sleep, fatigue management, hydration, deloads, and recovery metrics that support consistency.
Topic
Body Composition
Body-fat estimates, BMI context, lean-mass formulas, and physique benchmarks in one cluster.
27 pages
Guides
Guide
How to Calculate Your Ideal Weight
How to calculate your ideal weight using BMI, the Devine formula, body fat percentage, and waist-to-height ratio, plus why a healthy range beats one number.
Guide
How to Do a Body Recomposition
How to body recomp: build muscle and lose fat at the same time. Macro targets, training structure, recovery rules, and the realistic timeline expectations.
Guide
How to Measure Body Fat at Home: 4 Methods Compared
How to measure body fat at home: the Navy tape method, a smart scale, skinfold calipers or a visual estimate, the error each carries and which to repeat.
Glossary Terms
Glossary
What Is BMI? Simply Explained
Understand BMI (Body Mass Index): its definition, how it's calculated using height and weight, what your score means, and why it's a key health indicator.
Glossary
What Is Body Fat Percentage? Definition & How It's Measured
Learn what body fat percentage means, how it's calculated, the methods used to measure it (DEXA, BIA, calipers), and why it beats weight or BMI for health.
Glossary
What Is FFMI? Simply Explained
Learn what FFMI (Fat-Free Mass Index) is, how to calculate it, and why this metric is important for assessing muscularity relative to height and body fat.
Checklists
Comparisons
Comparison
BMI vs Body Fat Percentage
BMI vs body fat percentage: BMI is a weight-to-height ratio, body fat percentage measures adipose tissue directly. Pros, cons, and when each metric is most useful.
Comparison
Cutting vs Bulking: When to Do Each
Unravel the 'cutting' vs 'bulking' debate to plan body composition changes. Learn when to strategically focus on fat loss or muscle gain for peak fitness.
Comparison
How Accurate Is the Navy Body Fat Calculator vs Calipers
How accurate is the Navy body fat calculator? It reads within 3-4% of DEXA versus 2-3% for trained calipers. Navy wins on repeatability for solo tracking.
Benchmarks & Statistics
Formulas
Formula
BMI Formula
BMI = weight in kilograms divided by height in meters squared. Quick screening number, blind to body composition. Cutoffs are 18.5 / 25 / 30 (WHO).
Formula
Body Fat Percentage Formula (US Navy)
US Navy circumference-based body fat. Men: 86.010·log10(waist−neck) − 70.041·log10(height) + 36.76. Women: 163.205·log10(waist+hip−neck) − 97.684·log10(height) − 78.387.
Formula
Body Recomposition Formula
Body recomposition formula: target_weight = LBM / (1 − target_BF%/100). weekly_fat_loss = (current_weight − target_weight) / weeks.
Examples
Example
BMI Examples
Explore practical BMI examples across diverse scenarios, from athletes to seniors, revealing key insights into its utility and limitations for health.
Example
Body Fat Examples
Explore diverse real-world body fat examples, from sedentary professionals to athletes and new mothers, revealing unique insights into health, performance.
Example
Body Recomposition Examples
Explore real-world body recomposition examples, from busy professionals to athletes and new parents, revealing how to build muscle and lose fat.
Topic
Weight Loss
Deficit planning, fat-loss pacing, fasting context, and common scale or calorie traps.
43 pages
Guides
Guide
How to Break a Calorie Deficit Plateau (5 Fixes)
How to break a calorie deficit Plateau (5 Fixes): weight loss stalled? Before cutting more calories, check these 5 common causes: tracking errors, metabolic a.
Guide
How to Break a Weight Loss Plateau
How to break a weight loss Plateau: bust through stubborn weight loss plateaus with expert strategies.
Guide
How to Calculate Macros for Cutting
How to calculate macros for Cutting: determine your precise macronutrient targets for effective fat loss.
Glossary Terms
Glossary
What Is BMR? Simply Explained
Understand BMR (Basal Metabolic Rate), the minimum calories your body needs at rest. Learn how it impacts weight loss, how to calculate it, and why it's.
Glossary
What Is Calorie Deficit? Simply Explained
What is calorie deficit: understand effective weight loss with our clear explanation of 'Calorie Deficit'.
Glossary
What Is HIIT? Simply Explained
Discover HIIT (High-Intensity Interval Training): short bursts of intense exercise followed by brief recovery for maximum fat burning and fitness.
Checklists
Checklist
Cutting Phase Checklist
Run a structured cutting phase with this actionable checklist. Learn to set calorie deficits, optimize macros, adjust training, and track progress.
Checklist
TDEE Tracking Checklist: Your First 30 Days
A week-by-week checklist for calibrating your TDEE estimate with real-world data. Covers measurement, tracking, and adjustment over 4 weeks.
Checklist
Weight Loss Checklist
Plan sustainable weight loss with this practical checklist from AI Fit Hub. Set realistic goals, optimize nutrition, and structure activity for lasting results.
Comparisons
Comparison
16:8 vs OMAD: Which Intermittent Fasting Protocol Is Better?
Compare 16:8 and OMAD fasting for fat loss, muscle retention, adherence, and health. Evidence-based analysis of when each protocol makes sense.
Comparison
Calorie Counting vs Intuitive Eating Diet for Weight Loss
Calorie counting vs intuitive eating diet: counting gives faster fat loss, intuitive eating protects maintenance. See who each fits and how to combine both.
Comparison
HIIT vs LISS: Which Cardio Is Better?
HIIT vs LISS for weight loss and cardiovascular fitness: calorie burn per minute, EPOC effect, time efficiency, and adaptations compared with citations.
Benchmarks & Statistics
Statistics
Average TDEE by Age, Sex, and Activity Level
Reference data for average TDEE values across demographics. See how your TDEE compares to population averages by age, sex, weight, and activity level.
Statistics
Calorie Deficit Statistics: Fat Loss by the Numbers
Key statistics on calorie deficits, weight loss rates, adherence, metabolic adaptation, and long-term maintenance. Evidence from meta-analyses.
Statistics
Intermittent Fasting Statistics: Outcomes & Effects
Evidence-based intermittent fasting statistics: weight loss outcomes, metabolic effects, adherence rates, and head-to-head comparisons with continuous.
Formulas
Formula
BMR Formula (Mifflin-St Jeor)
BMR = 10·mass_kg + 6.25·height_cm − 5·age + sex_constant. Mifflin-St Jeor 1990. Sex constant: +5 male, −161 female. Used as the baseline for TDEE and deficit math.
Formula
Calorie Deficit Formula
The calorie deficit formula: daily deficit = TDEE minus intake, with 1 lb fat about 3,500 cal and 1 kg about 7,700 cal, plus a worked weekly-loss example.
Formula
Food-to-Exercise Conversion Formula
Food-to-exercise: minutes_to_burn = food_kcal / (MET × mass_kg × 0.0175). MET values from Ainsworth Compendium 2011. Walk 3.5, run 9.8, cycle moderate 7.5.
Examples
Example
BMR Examples
Explore diverse BMR examples to understand your baseline metabolism for effective fat loss. Learn how age, weight, and lifestyle impact your daily calorie.
Example
Calorie Deficit Examples
Explore practical calorie deficit examples tailored for diverse lifestyles, from sedentary office workers to active individuals, for sustainable fat loss.
Example
Intermittent Fasting Examples
Explore practical intermittent fasting examples for diverse lifestyles, from busy professionals to endurance athletes. Understand how flexible fasting.
Topic
Strength & Muscle
Lifting benchmarks, hypertrophy planning, progressive overload, and muscle-building execution.
61 pages
Guides
Guide
How to Build a Strength Program from Scratch
How to build a strength Program from Scratch: design your personalized strength training program from the ground up.
Guide
How to Build Grip Strength
How to build Grip strength: strengthen your grip with expert techniques, specific exercises, and progressive overload strategies.
Guide
How to Build Muscle as a Beginner
How to build muscle as a beginner: set calories and protein for growth, learn the compound lifts, add load progressively, sleep enough and track it weekly.
Glossary Terms
Glossary
What Is Compound Sets? Simply Explained
Maximize muscle growth and workout efficiency with compound sets. Learn their precise definition, how they work, and why they're for your strength training.
Glossary
What Is Eccentric Training? Simply Explained
Learn what eccentric training is, the 'negative' phase of lifting, and how it dramatically boosts muscle growth, strength, and injury resilience. Discover.
Glossary
What Is Hypertrophy? Simply Explained
What is hypertrophy: understand the science of muscle growth with our complete guide to hypertrophy.
Checklists
Checklist
Bulking Phase Checklist
Plan a structured bulking phase with this actionable checklist. Learn to optimize nutrition, training, and recovery for effective hypertrophy.
Checklist
Gym Beginner Checklist
Gym Beginner checklist: start your strength training with confidence. This checklist guides gym beginners through planning, safety, form, and tracking for eff.
Checklist
Powerlifting Meet Day Checklist
Ensure a flawless powerlifting meet day with this actionable checklist. Cover essential gear, nutrition, warm-ups, and strategic attempt selection to hit.
Comparisons
Comparison
5x5 vs Hypertrophy Program
Unsure whether 5x5 or a hypertrophy program is right for you? This balanced guide compares their pros, cons, and specific outcomes for muscle building.
Comparison
Compound vs Isolation Exercises: When Each Wins
Compound lifts build strength and burn more per session; isolation targets one muscle for shape and rehab. When each wins, plus how to program both.
Comparison
Conventional vs Sumo Deadlift
Compare conventional and sumo deadlifts to find your optimal pulling stance. Analyze biomechanics, muscle activation, injury risk, and strength potential.
Benchmarks & Statistics
Statistics
Gym Membership Statistics: US Trends and Demographics
Evidence-based gym-membership statistics from the Health & Fitness Association (formerly IHRSA): US membership counts, growth rates, equipment use.
Statistics
Home Gym Statistics: Adoption, Outcomes, & Equipment
Evidence-based home gym statistics: post-pandemic adoption rates, home vs. commercial outcome comparisons, equipment trends, and adherence research.
Statistics
One-Rep Max Statistics: Strength Standards by Lift
One-rep max Statistics: strength Standards by Lift: how strong is the average lifter? Reference data for bench press, squat, deadlift, and overhead press 1RM.
Formulas
Formula
Concurrent Training Interference Formula
Computes the hypertrophy penalty from concurrent cardio plus strength training: cardio above 3 sessions per week cuts muscle gain roughly 10-15%.
Formula
Detraining Decay Formula
Detraining decay: strength −5-10% by week 4, −15-20% by week 8. VO2max −7%/week initially. Mujika 2010 meta-analysis.
Formula
DOTS Score Formula
DOTS = total_kg × (500 / (a + b·bw + c·bw² + d·bw³ + e·bw⁴)). Sex-specific polynomial coefficients.
Examples
Example
DOTS Score Examples
Explore real-world applications of the DOTS strength score for fair comparison across diverse athletes and weight classes, from competitive powerlifting.
Example
One Rep Max Examples
Explore diverse One Rep Max (1RM) examples across fitness levels and scenarios. Learn how this metric informs training, tracks progress, and prevents.
Example
Progressive Overload Examples
Progressive Overload examples: discover how to continuously challenge your body for consistent gains in strength, endurance, and skill.
Topic
Nutrition
Calories, macros, meal planning, protein, supplements, and hydration guidance organized by goal.
37 pages
Guides
Guide
How to Count Macros: A Beginner's Guide
Get precision nutrition by learning how to count macros. This guide provides step-by-step instructions, formulas, and expert tips to align your diet.
Guide
How to Eat Enough Protein Every Day
How to eat Enough protein Every Day: optimize your daily protein intake with expert strategies, specific calculations, and practical meal planning tips to sup.
Guide
How to Eat for Recovery After Training
How to eat for recovery After training: optimize your post-workout nutrition with expert strategies.
Glossary Terms
Glossary
What Is Creatine? Simply Explained
Discover creatine's role in muscle energy, performance enhancement, and brain health. Learn how it works, typical dosages, and its benefits for athletes.
Glossary
What Is Glycogen? Simply Explained
Understand glycogen's role as the body's primary stored carbohydrate, fueling muscles and brain. Learn how it's formed, used, and impacts energy.
Glossary
What Is Macros? Simply Explained
Understand macros (macronutrients): carbohydrates, proteins, and fats. Learn how these essential nutrients power the body, impact health, and support.
Checklists
Checklist
Daily Hydration Checklist
Daily hydration checklist for athletes. Set fluid targets, drink on a schedule, monitor urine color, and stay ahead of training-day water and sodium needs.
Checklist
Intermittent Fasting Start Checklist
Start an intermittent fasting plan with this actionable checklist. Prepare your body, plan your windows, and set yourself up for success with clear steps.
Checklist
Pre-Workout Nutrition Checklist
Pre-workout Nutrition checklist: optimize your workout performance and recovery with this actionable pre-workout nutrition checklist.
Comparisons
Comparison
Creatine vs No Creatine: Benefits, Gains & Who Skips It
Creatine vs no creatine: the strength and power gains it typically adds over 4 to 12 weeks, why some people barely respond, and who is better off without it.
Comparison
IIFYM vs Clean Eating: Which Wins for Fat Loss
IIFYM tracks macros so any food fits; clean eating favors whole foods. Both cut fat at equal calories. Who each suits, vegan options, and how to combine them.
Comparison
Intermittent Fasting vs Regular Meals
Intermittent fasting vs regular meals: metabolic effects, hunger pattern differences, adherence rates, and social fit compared with peer-reviewed data.
Benchmarks & Statistics
Statistics
Creatine Statistics: Effects on Strength, Power & Health
Evidence-based creatine statistics: strength gains, optimal dosing, safety profile, cognitive effects, and clinical applications from peer-reviewed.
Statistics
Hydration Statistics: Daily Needs and Performance Impact
Evidence-based hydration statistics: IOM water requirements, sweat rates, dehydration performance impact, and clinical thresholds from authoritative sources.
Statistics
Meal Prep Statistics: Cooking & Adherence Outcomes
Evidence-based meal-prep statistics: home-cooking adherence, food-tracking accuracy, dietary-quality outcomes, and time/cost savings from peer-reviewed.
Formulas
Formula
Creatine Loading Formula
Creatine loading formula: 0.3 g/kg/day for 5–7 days, split 4× daily. Maintenance: 0.03 g/kg/day or 3–5 g flat. Same saturation in ~7 vs ~28 days.
Formula
Daily Water Intake Formula
Daily water intake formula: water_ml = 30·mass_kg (sedentary) to 35·mass_kg (active). Add 350–500 ml/hour exercise. Food covers ~20%.
Formula
Macronutrient Ratio Formula
Macronutrient ratio formula: protein 1.6–2.2 g/kg, fat 0.6–1.0 g/kg (≥20% of calories), carbs = (total cal − protein·4 − fat·9) / 4.
Examples
Example
Creatine Dosage Examples
Explore practical creatine dosage examples for diverse scenarios, from elite athletes to seniors, focusing on optimal intake for performance, recovery.
Example
Macro Calculator Examples
Macro calculator examples for sedentary professionals, runners, lifters, and elite athletes. See real targets and how to adjust for your body and goal.
Example
Protein Intake Examples
Expert examples demystify protein intake. Learn optimal strategies for athletes, busy professionals, and older adults to boost recovery, satiety.
Topic
Cardio & Endurance
Running pace, aerobic capacity, endurance scenarios, and cardio benchmarks for training decisions.
26 pages
Guides
Guide
How to Improve Your VO2 Max
How to improve your VO2 max: boost your running performance and endurance by implementing expert-designed VO2 max training strategies.
Guide
How to Train for a 5K
Train for a 5K with this expert guide. Learn to build endurance, boost speed, and prevent injuries for your best race day performance.
Guide
How to Use Heart Rate Zones for Training
How to use heart rate zones for running: find your max heart rate, set the five training zones, and match each run to the right intensity for results.
Glossary Terms
Glossary
What Is Lactate Threshold? Meaning, Testing & Training
What lactate threshold means, why it sets the fastest pace you can hold, how to estimate it with a 30-minute field test, and how to train to raise it.
Glossary
What Is Maximal Heart Rate (MHR)? Formula & Zones
Maximal heart rate is the most beats per minute your heart reaches at all-out effort. 220 minus age gives a rough estimate; your training zones follow from it.
Glossary
What Is VO2 Max? Simply Explained
Understand VO2 Max: the maximum oxygen your body uses during exercise. Learn why it matters for running performance, how it's measured, and how to improve it.
Checklists
Checklist
5K Training Checklist
Ace your 5K with this training checklist! From planning and gear checks to detailed workout execution, nutrition, recovery, and race day strategies.
Checklist
Marathon Training Checklist: 16–20 Weeks to Race Day
A marathon training checklist from base to race day: a 16 to 20 week plan, long runs in race kit, fuel every 30 to 45 minutes, and a 2 to 3 week taper.
Checklist
Running Gear Checklist
Equip yourself for success with this essential running gear checklist from AI Fit Hub. Discover must-have apparel, tech, and safety items to enhance every run.
Comparisons
Comparison
Swimming vs Running for Fitness
Compare swimming and running for fitness side-by-side. Uncover which cardio workout is best for joint health, calorie burn, muscle engagement, and overall.
Comparison
Treadmill vs Outdoor Running
Compare treadmill vs outdoor running for fitness, injury prevention, and performance. Discover the pros and cons of each, helping you choose the best.
Comparison
Zone 2 vs Zone 5 Training
Unpack the differences between Zone 2 and Zone 5 running training. Learn how balancing these heart rate zones builds endurance, speed, and prevents injury.
Alternatives
Benchmarks & Statistics
Statistics
Fitness App Statistics: Adoption, Adherence & Outcomes
Evidence-based fitness-app statistics: adoption rates, app-driven activity outcomes, retention curves, and clinical-trial efficacy from peer-reviewed.
Statistics
Marathon Statistics: Finishing Times, Demographics & Records
Evidence-based marathon statistics: average finishing times, world records, age trends, training mileage norms, and DNF rates from peer-reviewed.
Statistics
Running Statistics: Mortality, Performance, & Injury Data
Evidence-based running statistics: mortality reduction, optimal weekly mileage, injury rates, VO2 max norms, and finishing-time benchmarks.
Formulas
Formula
Calories Burned Formula (MET)
Calories burned = MET × body weight (kg) × hours. METs come from the Compendium of Physical Activities; 1 MET is about 1 kcal per kg per hour.
Formula
Heart Rate Zone Formula (Karvonen)
Heart rate zone formula (Karvonen): target_HR = (HRmax − HRrest) × intensity_pct + HRrest. HRmax ≈ 208 − 0.7·age (Tanaka).
Formula
VO₂ Max Formula (Cooper Test)
Cooper 12-min run: VO₂max = (distance_m − 504.9) / 44.73. Other estimates: Rockport walk, 1.5-mile run, Storer cycle ergometer.
Examples
Example
Calories Burned Examples
Calories burned examples: explore diverse real-world scenarios demonstrating how various activities, from professional duties to leisure, impact daily calorie.
Example
Heart Rate Zone Examples
Heart rate zone examples for fat loss, endurance, and peak performance. Real scenarios for busy professionals, runners, and rehabilitation patients.
Example
Run Training Paces Examples
Learn run training paces through practical, worked examples. See how to calculate easy, tempo, interval, and race paces for various goals and scenarios.
Topic
Recovery
Sleep, fatigue management, mobility, and recovery habits that support consistent training.
36 pages
Guides
Guide
How to Avoid Overtraining
How to avoid Overtraining: apply techniques to prevent overtraining syndrome, enhance recovery, and optimize performance.
Guide
How to Improve Mobility for Better Lifts
How to improve mobility for bigger lifts. Targeted drills and corrective work to expand range of motion, prevent injury, and add kilos to squat and press.
Guide
How to Improve Sleep for Better Recovery
How to improve sleep for Better recovery: optimize your sleep habits for enhanced physical and mental recovery.
Glossary Terms
Glossary
What Is Active Recovery? Simply Explained
Learn what active recovery is, how it accelerates muscle repair, reduces soreness, and improves performance. Discover practical examples and benefits.
Glossary
What Is Deload? Simply Explained
Deload definition: a planned, temporary reduction in training stress to boost recovery, prevent overtraining, and protect long-term strength and muscle.
Glossary
What Is DOMS? Simply Explained
Understand DOMS (Delayed Onset Muscle Soreness), the muscle pain felt after exercise. Learn its causes, how it works, and effective recovery strategies.
Checklists
Checklist
Daily Mobility Routine Checklist
Build better movement with this daily mobility routine checklist. Improve flexibility, reduce stiffness, and enhance overall joint health in just minutes.
Checklist
Deload Week Checklist
Run a structured deload week with this practical checklist. Learn to strategically reduce training stress, optimize recovery, and return stronger.
Checklist
Injury Prevention Checklist
An injury prevention checklist for training: warm up, hold form under progressive load, cool down, schedule recovery weeks, and act on the warning signs early.
Comparisons
Comparison
Foam Rolling vs Stretching for Recovery
Foam rolling vs stretching for recovery: foam rolling targets myofascial release, stretching extends muscle length. Direct side-by-side with citations.
Comparison
Morning vs Evening Workouts
Compare the pros and cons of morning vs. evening workouts for recovery, performance, and sleep. Find your ideal workout time with AI Fit Hub's balanced.
Comparison
Rest Days vs Active Recovery
Unsure whether to take a rest day or opt for active recovery? This guide compares both options to help you optimize muscle repair, reduce fatigue.
Alternatives
Alternatives
Oura Ring Alternatives (2026)
Oura Ring alternatives in 2026: the Ultrahuman Ring PRO, WHOOP, and Garmin compared on sleep accuracy, subscription cost, and who each tracker fits.
Alternatives
WHOOP Alternatives (2026)
WHOOP alternatives in 2026: Oura Ring 4, Garmin, and Apple Watch compared on recovery accuracy, subscription cost, and who each tracker fits.
Benchmarks & Statistics
Statistics
Flexibility Statistics: Norms, Methods & Effects
Evidence-based flexibility statistics: range-of-motion norms, stretching method comparisons, age-related changes, and performance-injury implications.
Statistics
Mobility & Injury Statistics: Risk Factors and Outcomes
Evidence-based mobility and injury statistics: prevalence rates, risk factors, intervention efficacy, and recovery timelines from peer-reviewed.
Statistics
Overtraining Statistics: Symptoms, Recovery, & Prevalence
Evidence-based overtraining statistics: prevalence in athletes, recovery timelines, hormonal markers, and validated screening tools from peer-reviewed.
Formulas
Formula
HRV Deload Trigger Formula
HRV deload trigger: morning rMSSD below rolling 7-day baseline by 1.5+ SD for 3 days = deload signal. Plews & Laursen 2017. Use weekly average not daily.
Formula
Resting Heart Rate Formula + Interpretation
Resting heart rate: morning supine 5-min average. Adult normal 60-100 bpm; trained 40-60. AHA 2019. +5 bpm sustained signals overreaching (Lehmann 1998).
Formula
Sleep Cycle Formula (90-Min)
90-min sleep cycle planning: bedtime = wake_time − (cycles × 90 min) − 15 min sleep latency. 4-6 cycles per night. Waking at cycle end reduces sleep inertia.
Examples
Example
Flexibility Score Examples
Discover real-world scenarios illustrating how flexibility scores impact recovery, performance, and daily life. Learn non-obvious insights on improving.
Example
Sleep Calculator Examples
Explore practical sleep calculator examples for diverse scenarios like shift work, startup life, and athletic training to optimize recovery and performance.
Topic
Home Fitness
At-home training, limited-equipment routines, and practical setup advice for staying consistent.
4 pages
Guides
Guide
How to Build a Home Workout Routine
Build a home workout routine step by step: set goals, pick bodyweight and band exercises, structure your weekly split, and apply progressive overload.
Guide
How to Train at Home Without Equipment
Rebuild your training at home without equipment. Master bodyweight exercises, implement progressive overload, and structure effective workouts for real.
Checklists
Topic
Fitness Calculator Guides
Tool walkthroughs that do not fit a single topical bucket still stay crawlable here.
13 pages
Guides
Formulas
Formula
Cycling FTP Power Zones Formula
Computes Coggan cycling power zones as percentages of FTP, from active recovery near 55% up to anaerobic above 120%, with FTP from a 20-minute test.
Formula
Female Athlete Formula Suite
Female athlete energy availability (RED-S): EA = (intake_kcal − exercise_kcal) / FFM_kg, where EA below 30 kcal/kg is clinically low per IOC 2018 consensus.
Formula
Flexibility Score Formula
Flexibility score: Beighton hypermobility (0-9) + FMS Deep Squat (0-3). Beighton ≥5 suggests hypermobility; FMS ≤2 flags movement dysfunction.