According to your textbook and the 2006 ACSM resource manual, a body-fat percentage greater than for a man and greater than _ for a woman is categorized as obese.

According to the textbook and the 2006 ACSM resource manual, body-fat percentage greater than [tex]25[/tex] for a man and greater than [tex]38[/tex] for a woman is categorized as obese.

The body fat percentage (BFP) of a human being is equal to the total mass of fat divided by total body mass and then multiplied by 100.

Body mass index is the measure of obesity.

According to your textbook and the 2006 ACSM resource manual, a body-fat percentage greater than ______ for a man and greater than _______ for a woman is categorized as obese.

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According to your textbook and the 2006 ACSM resource manual, a body-fat percentage greater than for a man and greater than _ for a woman is categorized as obese.