Ratios beat raw inches
A 16-inch arm means something different on two frames. Height and wrist normalize the number; waist gives the torso ratios visual context.
Enter seven tape measurements. See what is already balanced, move the areas you want to improve, then preview that target on your own photo.
A 16-inch arm means something different on two frames. Height and wrist normalize the number; waist gives the torso ratios visual context.
Genetics, bone structure and preference matter. These are common physique reference zones, not a universal ideal or a promise of what your body should be.
Tape tension can move a reading. Measure under the same conditions monthly and pair the numbers with consistent photos to see the real direction.