Damn, I guess I should rope in Max then.
Thats probably like 5x ur bizygo width in that case lol
That's my tape measurement, meaning the tape went from one acromion bone across my back to the other. The percentiles in studies were done using a caliper, not a measuring tape, but I don't have access to or own a caliper.
That's my tape measurement, meaning the tape went from one acromion bone across my back to the other. The percentiles in studies were done using a caliper, not a measuring tape, but I don't have access to or own a caliper.
Whatever you get with the tape measure still applies to those percentiles.
Also, this is the proper chart for caliper biacromial width measurements, not the other one. So the 99th percentile is actually 18.23 inches.
That wouldn't make sense, though, because a tape measure accounts for curvature, unlike a caliper, which means there would be a noticeable difference. So my estimated caliper measurement could be around 18 or 19 inches, but that might be average for someone of my height.
If you were measuring accurately you wouldn’t need to account for curvature unless you are some disabled hunch back nigger who can’t even sit up straight.
Okay, relax bro. Just look up the tailor's method—that's exactly how I'm measuring.
Why don’t you use the actual scientific way to measure it and use common sense. Then maybe you wouldn’t get giga inaccurate measurements.
The bone is straight across. if you really want to get an accurate measurement, have someone measure it for you using a ruler
I said that’s my biacromial width no bideltoid, lmao. I can’t measure it the scientific way because I don’t own calipers and can’t be bothered buying a pair.
If you know a way for me to measure them accurately without using a tape measure, let me know, please.
Would marking my bone points on a wall work, and then measuring the distance between them? It seems like it could work.
I must be a genetic freak then.
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Yes that works. Make sure to stand up straight and ensure you are marking it accurately.
I'll let you all know once I figure out the measurement.
I get 18.8 inches using the marking-on-the-wall method.
Actually, it's 19 inches. I just remeasured.
Now I need to paint over the markings, lol.
That is literally not possible
That's my measuring tape measurements.
With some extra assistance from a friend, it actually came out to 20 inches. It must have been because I was stretching my arm over to mark each side of my biacromial width, which made the measurements smaller since I was stretching over.
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I measured the right way now and it came out to 20 inches
Bullshit stop being a kid
I ain't bull shitting. I had my measurements done correctly.
Is it really that rare? I thought that would be average for someone who's 6 feet tall. Aren't people who are 6'5" and above typically 22 inches or more? It wouldn't make sense to have an 18-inch biacromial width on a 6'5" or taller frame.
I don’t know what that is what I base my assumption from is that as 17 inches is 99% (1%) you having 20 inches is more than 0.0001% even less.
Ain't that for men that are avg height
