*Body measurements for assessment:-)*
*Chest :*
Place the measuring tape just under your breasts/pecs and measure around the torso while keeping the tape parallel to the floor.
*Waist:*
Place the measuring tape about a 1/2 inch above your bellybutton (at the narrowest part of your waist) to measure around your torso. When measuring your waist, exhale and measure before inhaling again.
*Hips:*
Place the measuring tape across the widest part of your hips/buttocks and measure all the way around while keeping the tape parallel to the floor. You can use your waist and hip measurements to calculate your Waist-to-Hip ratio, an assessment that can help determine your health risk. Use SparkPeople's Waist-to-Hip Ratio Calculator to determine your ratio.
*Thigh:*
Measure around the largest part of each thigh.
*Calves:*
Measure around the largest part of each calf.
*Upper arm:*
Measure around the largest part of each arm (above the elbow).
*Forearm:*
Measure around
the largest part of each arm (below the elbow).
*Neck:*
Measure around the largest part of the neck.
*Note:-)*
*_Tips for measuring :_*
*1.*Apply constant pressure to the tape ( _so it doesn't sag_) without pinching the skin.
*2.*Measure under the same conditions each time, such as wearing the same clothes (or none at all).
*3.*Measure yourself in front of a mirror to make sure the tape is positioned correctly. If possible, have someone else do the measuring for you.
*4.*To ensure accuracy, remember to take measurements in the same place on your body each time.
_Don't let the scale get you down! Losing inches can be even more impactful than losing pounds._
*Stayfit😊*
*Ravishankar...*
*Chest :*
Place the measuring tape just under your breasts/pecs and measure around the torso while keeping the tape parallel to the floor.
*Waist:*
Place the measuring tape about a 1/2 inch above your bellybutton (at the narrowest part of your waist) to measure around your torso. When measuring your waist, exhale and measure before inhaling again.
*Hips:*
Place the measuring tape across the widest part of your hips/buttocks and measure all the way around while keeping the tape parallel to the floor. You can use your waist and hip measurements to calculate your Waist-to-Hip ratio, an assessment that can help determine your health risk. Use SparkPeople's Waist-to-Hip Ratio Calculator to determine your ratio.
*Thigh:*
Measure around the largest part of each thigh.
*Calves:*
Measure around the largest part of each calf.
*Upper arm:*
Measure around the largest part of each arm (above the elbow).
*Forearm:*
Measure around
the largest part of each arm (below the elbow).
*Neck:*
Measure around the largest part of the neck.
*Note:-)*
*_Tips for measuring :_*
*1.*Apply constant pressure to the tape ( _so it doesn't sag_) without pinching the skin.
*2.*Measure under the same conditions each time, such as wearing the same clothes (or none at all).
*3.*Measure yourself in front of a mirror to make sure the tape is positioned correctly. If possible, have someone else do the measuring for you.
*4.*To ensure accuracy, remember to take measurements in the same place on your body each time.
_Don't let the scale get you down! Losing inches can be even more impactful than losing pounds._
*Stayfit😊*
*Ravishankar...*
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