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- How important are body measurements? : r Fitness - Reddit
Workout consistently for three months and then take a measurement, three weeks is too short of a period of time to see significant changes Take measurements once per month not once a week Also I wouldn't worry too much about body measurements If you're trying to lose weight just make sure your overall bodyweight is going down consistently
- should I use body measurements or finished garment . . . - Reddit
Both Use your body measurements to get the size to start with, look at that size and see what the finished measurements will be, and decide if that works for you For example if my bust is a 36 and the finished bust measurement is 40, then I know I have 4 inches of positive ease that should be in the bust when I'm done
- Ideal body proportions chart (classic physique) : r bodybuilding - Reddit
Looking at 2 817, my ideal measurements should be a 45 in chest, 40 5 in hips and a 33 7 in waist? I thought classic was all about taper to a small waist? Reply reply
- How to do body measurements : r fitness30plus - Reddit
If you're taking measurements to use with a specific calculator, check their instructions For example, the Navy body fat calculator defines the waist measurement differently for women than for men Reply reply
- Product Measurements vs Body Measurements : r SHEIN_ - Reddit
Product measurements = the actual measurements of the product that need to be a little bigger than your body Like if your hips are 85cm (so your hip measurement is 85) you won't buy pants with exactly 85cm hips because it will be too thight usually, it has to be bigger by a few centimeters at least, depending on how loose you want the pants or
- Sizing: Body Measurements vs Finished Measurements? : r sewing - Reddit
It looks from the difference in bust for the body and finished measurements, that there's around 4 inches of ease in the dress That's quite a lot I would say 2 inches is usually sufficient for a good fit if you want it close-fitting, and the big 4 are notorious for putting in too much ease
- Tailor for Body Measurements? : r SewingForBeginners - Reddit
But that’s just me Also you will have to probably get it done several times bc I know when I am measuring me or a client from time to time, weight gain and such will make it difficult to just have your measurements on hand I always will measure a client again even if I have their measurements on hand
- What apps do you use to track your measurements, benchmarks . . . - Reddit
I use an app called Progress to record body measurements It also allows you to take photos, calculates body mass, lean muscle mass and others Works for me but I’m not super analytical
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