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6.4
Basal Metabolic Rate (B.M.R.)
B.M.R. is the calories to maintain human body's
basic function such as movement of heart, brain, neural
transmission, regulating body temperature and so on. B.M.R. is in proportion to S.L.M. because body fat stores
energy while muscle consumes energy. Therefore, even if the weight is same between persons, the person with
more muscle has greater B.M.R. The B.M.R. is shown in the Body Composition table on printed tickets.
Figure 6-2. Basal Metabolic Rate Location on Print Tickets
6.5
Body Type
Body type is determined by B.M.I and P.B.F. Body type is classified into 9 types; Low fat Low weight, Low fat
Muscular, Athletic, Low weight, Standard, Over Weight Muscular, Thin fat, Over fat, Obese. It is illustrated on
printed tickets shown in Figures 6-3 through 6-9.
6.6
E.C.W./T.B.W. Ratio
It indicates the ratio between extra-cellular water and total body water. If the value is 'Over' in the pie chart, it
means that the balance of body water is broken. If this imbalance is not temporary, it is recommended to consult
with a doctor.
6.7
Wrestler Mode
It provides Weight, Mass of Fat Body and Lean Body Mass to maintain the minimum P.B.F.
For people choosing the ‘high school’, the minimum P.B.F is 7%.
For people choosing the ‘college’, the minimum P.B.F is 5%.
1. Minimum weight: Weight to maintain the minimum Body fat %.
*Min Weight = LBM / 0.93: Minimum PBF(%) is 7%.
LBM / 0.95 : Minimum PBF(%) is 5%.
2. Mass of Body Fat: M.B.F to maintain the minimum Body Fat %.
* Fat Mass = MBF – (Current weight – Minimum weight)
3. Lean Body Mass: It indicates the current Lean Body Mass.
* LBM = Current Lean Body Mass
Note
The equation for minimum weight follows guidelines of the Weight Management from NCAA (National
Collegiate Athletic Association) issued in 1996.
Examples of Wrestler Mode are shown on the following pages in Figures 6-3 through 6-9 and only if Wrestler
Mode is turned on.