U4 BTEC - A1 - Lesson 5

How is BMI calculated?

• Weight (kg) / height (m2)

• Weight (lbs) / height (m2)

• Weight (kg) / height (m3)

• Weight (stone) / height (feet)

What does BMI help with? (select 2)

• Diagnose any specific medical issues

• fitness testing

• Good to support weight tracking when there is already a medical issue

• accurate measure of muscle mass

This skill related fitness (Coordination) includes .......

• Hand-to-eye coordination

• Using different parts of the body at the same time

• Maintaining the body’s centre of gravity

• Proprioception

• How quickly messages transmits around your body

This skill related fitness (balance) includes .......

• Hand-to-eye coordination

• Using different parts of the body at the same time

• Maintaining the body’s centre of gravity

• Proprioception

• How quickly messages transmits around your body

This skill related fitness (reaction time) includes .......

• Hand-to-eye coordination

• Using different parts of the body at the same time

• Maintaining the body’s centre of gravity

• Proprioception

• How quickly messages transmits around your body

This skill related fitness (balance) includes .......

• Hand-to-eye coordination

• Using different parts of the body at the same time

• Maintaining the body’s centre of gravity

• Proprioception

• How quickly messages transmits around your body

BMI is used in eligibilty entry tests?

• TRUE

• FALSE

BMI..... a score of 35 is .....

• Underweight

• Healthy

• Overweight

• Obese

BMI..... a score of 12 is .....

• Underweight

• Healthy

• Overweight

• Obese

BMI..... a score of 20 is .....

• Underweight

• Healthy

• Overweight

• Obese