What is the percentage of bim body fat?

Bim is the body mass index, also known as body fat percentage.

This is the figure obtained by dividing the weight and kilograms by the square of the height and meters. It is a widely used international standard to measure the degree of obesity and health. Mainly used for statistics, when it is necessary to compare and analyze the health effects of a person's weight on people of different heights, the body mass index value is a neutral and reliable indicator. It is a test item stipulated in the National Students' Physical Health Standard.

The normal range of adult body fat rate is 20% ~ 25% for women and 15% ~ 18% for men. If the body fat rate is too high and the weight exceeds 20% of the normal value, it can be regarded as obesity. The body fat rate of athletes can be determined according to sports events. The average of male athletes is 7% ~ 15%, and the average of female athletes is 12%-25%.