Calculate your Lean Body Mass (LBM) using multiple validated formulas. Determine your fat-free mass for fitness and health planning.
Lean Body Mass
135.6 lbs
75.3% of body weight
Lean Body Mass
135.6 lbs
75.3% of body weight
135.6 lbs
75.3% of body weight
44.4 lbs
24.7% of body weight
| Formula | LBM | Body Fat % |
|---|---|---|
| Boer | 135.6 lbs | 24.7% |
| James | 138.5 lbs | 23.1% |
| Hume | 126.9 lbs | 29.5% |
| Peters | 132.0 lbs | 26.7% |
Average LBM: 133.2 lbs
Muscles
40-50%
Bones
15%
Organs
10-15%
Water & Blood
20-25%
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Compared to the general population
Your LBM Percentage
75.3 %
Percentile
27th
There's room for improvement
Distribution
Low
70.0
Below Avg
75.0
Average
80.0
Fit
85.0
Athletic
90.0
Your Ranking
Top 73%
73% are lower
Based on your results
At 75.3% lean mass (135.6 lbs), your focus on fat loss while preserving muscle.
To build lean mass, aim for slight calorie surplus, 0.8-1g protein per lb bodyweight, and progressive strength training 3-4x/week.
To maintain/build your 136 lbs of lean mass, aim for 136g protein daily.
Lean Body Mass = Total Weight - Fat Mass. LBM includes muscle, bone, organs, and water. Boer formula (men): 0.407×weight(kg) + 0.267×height(cm) - 19.2. Average LBM: 60-90% of body weight.
Lean Body Mass is your total body weight minus fat mass. It includes muscles, bones, organs, skin, blood, and water. LBM is important for determining metabolic rate, medication dosing, and fitness goals. Higher LBM generally indicates better metabolic health.
LBM is estimated using formulas based on height and weight. Common formulas include Boer (most accurate for average adults), James (good for both genders), and Hume (validated in clinical settings). Each uses different coefficients but relies on the same inputs.
Healthy LBM varies by gender. Men typically have 75-85% LBM (15-25% body fat). Women typically have 65-75% LBM (25-35% body fat) due to essential fat differences. Athletes may have higher LBM percentages.
Increase LBM through resistance training, adequate protein intake (0.7-1g per pound of bodyweight), progressive overload, and sufficient recovery. Focus on compound exercises like squats, deadlifts, and presses. Maintain a slight caloric surplus for muscle gain.
Each formula was developed using different populations and methodologies. Boer is considered most accurate for average adults. James works well across genders. Hume was validated in clinical settings. Use the average or the formula most suited to your demographics.
Lean Body Mass
135.6 lbs
75.3% of body weight