Ockie
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Wow.
/licks lips!!!!
Nothing you can do can scare me....anymore.I think I scared Jannie and his six pack away.![]()
Bioelectrical impedance scales are rubbish, as proven by the OP
Calipers are fine, it's the operator that's the variable.I'm old school and only believe in the good ol calipers
Nothing you can do can scare me....anymore.
(I hope!)
Sounds like that 5-finger death-strike thingy from Kill BillI always used/use the jackson/pollock 7-site method
/switches on bow chicki bow wow music.
You have me on WhatsApp ..... show me whatcha mamma gave ya!![]()
You got the new 14" tablet?
The website does not exist anymore. I wonder if the practice in Durbanville still exists? Can't find anything online. Anyone know what they were/are called?Saw a thread or two here asking for details on doing a DEXA scan.
I looked for a long time to find a DEXA operation in Cape Town that can do a body composition scan and report accurate fat and lean muscle percentage. The DEXA machines at the various hospitals only do bone density.
Eventually found a practice in Durbanville, had it done (13% body fat) and immediately went to Virgin to compare (19%) and then home to check my bioimpedance scale (23%).
You get a pretty cool report with an actual graphic on where on your body the fat sits. As the old saying goes; inside every fat person is a thin one trying to get out. With this scan, you literally see the thin person. smile.gif
You can find them @ http://www.dexacpt.com/
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Yeah, that one closed long ago. You can try the Sports Science Center in Newlands. They have one.The website does not exist anymore. I wonder if the practice in Durbanville still exists? Can't find anything online. Anyone know what they were/are called?
Or are there any other places in CPT that can do DEXA scan for body composition?