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The WorkoutGen method is a cross-analysis, not a new medical formula. It keeps classic BMI and breaks it down into fat mass index (FMI) and fat-free mass index (FFMI). You can enter an already measured body fat percentage or estimate it with the Hodgdon and Beckett equations, known as the US Navy method, using height and waist and neck circumferences, plus hips for the female coefficient. Lean mass also includes water, bones, and organs, not just muscle. No health category is inferred from FFMI.
BMI = FMI + FFMI. Fat mass = weight × body fat percentage / 100. FMI = fat mass / height². FFMI = (weight − fat mass) / height². Weight in kg, height in m. US Navy estimate: fat (%) = 495 / density − 450. Male density = 1.0324 − 0.19077 × log10(abdominal circumference − neck) + 0.15456 × log10(height). Female density = 1.29579 − 0.35004 × log10(abdominal circumference + hips − neck) + 0.221 × log10(height). Measurements in cm.
At 100 kg and 1.80 m, with a measured body fat percentage of 15%, classic BMI is 30.86. It breaks down into an FMI of 4.63 and an FFMI of 26.23, or 15 kg of fat mass and 85 kg of lean mass. This explains body weight composition without concluding anything about health status.