Do The Jane Fonda

Working it with class to get a Jane Fonda ass

Skinny and Curvy? March 24, 2007

Filed under: BMI, body, calorie restriction, calories, curves, curvy, diet, dieting, eating, food, nutrition, waist — dothejanefonda @ 4:31 am

Do anyone have any good workout/nutrition tips for loosing weight, but staying curvy. I’d like a smaller waist (I suppose like everyone), but don’t want to have a “straight” body. Perhaps working out less and maintaining a healthy reduced calorie diet is the best way to go.. any thoughts or advice??

 

Fondastic Proportions March 22, 2007

Filed under: BMI, body, curves, diet, dieting, jane fonda, models, waist, weight, weight loss — dothejanefonda @ 2:58 am

Jane Fonda’s estimated measurements in 1968

Weight: 118lbs: 1968
Height: 5′7″
33B-24-35 (during “Barbarella)
32B-24-31.5 (in 1980)

I like Barbarella proportions better, so lets look at those…
BMI: 18.5
Waist-Hip Ration: .685
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Here’s a link to some other celebrity proportions..
http://salmahayek1.blogspot.com/2006/11/salma-hayek-measurments-breast-size.html

 

My proportions: March 21st March 22, 2007

Filed under: BMI, body, curves, curvy, diet, dieting, progress, waist, weight, weight loss — dothejanefonda @ 2:10 am

My waist: 28.5″
My hips: 37.8″
So my Waist to Hip Ratio is (Waist/Hips): .754
My BMI (I’m 5′6″) and weigh 134lbs: 21.6

Ideally according to BMI research I would be most attractive weighing 118-124lbs(19-20BMI). I am not a fun of BMI because I work out and have muscle and I just don’t feel like it is taken into account. I know I look great at 128 lbs, so maybe the 124lbs isn’t that far off. My waist-hip ratio kind of confirms some thoughts I’ve been having that I am gaining a straighter figure since starting to diet and workout..
That is the last thing I want! Anyone have any tips?? I’ve always felt that if I kept enough fat in my diet that I would keep a good proportion.

If you wanna find out your ratio and BMI I have added links!
Tips: Measure your hips at their largest spot (over your buttocks). Also, beware the Waist-Hip Ratio Calculator makes you measure to the nearest inch-I prefer to just pick up a calculator

 

Hip-to-Waist Ratio vs. BMI: Who’s Hotter? March 22, 2007

Filed under: BMI, anorexia, body, curves, curvy, diet, dieting, models, weight, weight loss — dothejanefonda @ 1:35 am

In the race to gage female sex appeal, there are two scientific teams-one determined that the hip-to-waist ratio is the best judge of feminine attractiveness, the other BMI. Anthropometric systems are obviously not even close to 100% accurate, but I still find the findings intriguing.
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Hip to Waist Ratio:
It was found that a women is most attractive when her hip to waist ratio is 70% (for you guys out there, the ideal is 90%). Studies continue that “interest is lost” (nice way to put it, huh) when the ratio exceeds 80%. Interesting; this study used photos of Playboy models.

The mode size of a Playboy model is 34-24-36, weight is 110, and height is 5′7″.
Waist-Hip Ratio of .7 and BMI of 17.8.

Beauty icons including Marilyn Monroe, Alessandra Ambrosio, Sophia Loren, Kate Moss, and even Venus de Milo all have ratios around 70%. Notice they have significantly different weights.

BMI

Another study found that male experiment participants’ perceptions of attractiveness matched body-mass ratios much more closely than the waist-hip ratios.

The study concluded that those judged most attractive had a BMI between 19-20. Additionally it was found that attractiveness drops dramatically below 17 BMI and above 25. Chart of findings below…
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BMIs fashion models, 17.57
Other models (including centerfolds), 18.09
Anorexic women, 14.72
Bulimic women, 23.66
Normal women, 21.86.