US Navy Male Navy Body Fat
Estimations for the PHA
(using height, neck and waist)
Estimations for the PHA
(using height, neck and waist)
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Sailors who exceed their allowable body-fat are
deemed "overweight." They are screened by
medical personnel, and then entered into a
mandatory weight-loss program. While in
overweight status, sailors are ineligible for
promotion, ineligible for many volunteer
assignments and schools, will adversely effect
their Navy FITREP and are not eligible to reenlist.
deemed "overweight." They are screened by
medical personnel, and then entered into a
mandatory weight-loss program. While in
overweight status, sailors are ineligible for
promotion, ineligible for many volunteer
assignments and schools, will adversely effect
their Navy FITREP and are not eligible to reenlist.
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Using height, neck diameter and waist, you
can determine an estimated body fat
percentile.
Males Height 60'' - 64.5''
Males Height 65'' - 69.5''
Males Height 70'' - 74.5''
Males Height 75'' - 79.5''
Additional physical fitness test, and body fat
standards can be accessed with the Navy
PRT Instruction
can determine an estimated body fat
percentile.
Males Height 60'' - 64.5''
Males Height 65'' - 69.5''
Males Height 70'' - 74.5''
Males Height 75'' - 79.5''
Additional physical fitness test, and body fat
standards can be accessed with the Navy
PRT Instruction