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It is possible his 1% body fat was an estimate or used a different technique to measure. I know nothing about it really, but it is possible he was more interest
by K2h 14y ago
It is possible his 1% body fat was an estimate or used a different technique to measure. I know nothing about it really, but it is possible he was more interested in training than finding a doctor to give him exact stats.
- illuminate 14y agoConsidering that there's not a zillion ways to define it as it is usually used, chances are more likely pointing towards fib.
- mindcrime 14y agoSaying "1% bodyfat" doesn't really mean much, because even the most accurate methods of measuring bodyfat have a not insignificant margin of error. And skin-fold calipers, the most common way (in my experience) of measuring bodyfat, definitely have a significant margin of error. You might actually read 1% on the skinfold caliper, but that doesn't necessarily mean you literally have only 1% bodyfat. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Body_fat_percentage http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Body_fat_percentage