FFMI计算器
测量您的去脂体重指数(FFMI),对照自然遗传上限(Kouri等,1995)。包含身高标准化。
What Is FFMI and How Does the Kouri Formula Work?
The Fat-Free Mass Index (FFMI) is a body composition metric that normalizes lean body mass to height, similar to how BMI normalizes weight to height. It was popularized by a 1995 study led by Harrison Pope and Richard Kouri, which examined the muscularity of drug-free bodybuilders and found that FFMI rarely exceeded 25 in natural athletes. The basic formula is lean body mass in kilograms divided by height in metres squared. The normalized version adds a correction factor of 6.1 multiplied by 1.8 minus height in metres, which adjusts for the fact that taller individuals naturally carry more lean mass. To calculate FFMI you first need your body fat percentage, then lean mass equals weight multiplied by one minus body fat fraction. FFMI is more informative than BMI for anyone who trains seriously, since it strips out the effect of body fat and focuses purely on muscular development.
Interpreting Your FFMI Score
Typical FFMI ranges for men fall between 18 and 20 for untrained individuals, 20 to 22 for recreational lifters, 22 to 23 for experienced natural athletes, and 24 to 25 for advanced drug-free competitors. An FFMI above 25 in men is strongly associated with anabolic steroid use according to Kouri's original research, though a small number of genetically gifted individuals reach this level naturally. For women, ranges are lower due to hormonal differences, typically 15 to 17 for beginners and 19 to 21 for elite natural athletes. Use FFMI to track long-term progress rather than day-to-day changes. Because the metric depends on body fat percentage, measurement error in body fat translates directly into FFMI error, so consistent measurement methods matter more than absolute precision.
常见问题
What is a good FFMI?▼
Is an FFMI above 25 possible naturally?▼
What is the difference between FFMI and BMI?▼
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