Keywords
body mass index
professional sports
body component measurements
skinfold
new body mass index
bioelectrical impedance analysis
professional sports
body component measurements
skinfold
new body mass index
bioelectrical impedance analysis
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The Scope of Body Mass Index (BMI) and other body component measurements: Most significant features of the different body component measurement methods. (2020). Academic Journal of Internal Affairs, 68(1. ksz.), 27-34. https://doi.org/10.38146/BSZ.SPEC.2020.1.2
Abstract
This paper presents and compare the scopes of the body component measurement methods and techniques currently in use. Next to the best known and widespread Adolphe Quetelet's Body Mass Index, ‘New Body Mass Index’ created by Prof. Trfethen. Moreover, it presents and compares the bioelectrical impedance analysis and the Electrical Impedance Myographs methods, too. This article aims to go through one by one the body component measurement methods, and to compare the most important feature of them, for a better understanding of their usability.
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