At 21.8%, Gemma is leaner than ~91% of UK women her age. Below the "healthy" range floor of 24% — this is athletic-level leanness.
A rating of 3 out of 59 is exceptional. Minimal internal organ fat, placing Gemma in the top 8% for metabolic health risk profile.
A metabolic age of 30 vs chronological 45 is a 33% reduction. This places Gemma in the top 5% — her body functions like someone 15 years younger.
At 21.2, Gemma sits in the ideal middle of the healthy range. Leaner than ~60% of UK women aged 40–49, where average BMI is 27.5.
41.3 kg at 55.6 kg body weight is an impressive 74.3% ratio. Above average for age group, indicating consistent strength training and good protein synthesis.
Scoring ~98 on the leg muscle scale, well above the age-reference curve. Strong lower body foundation — critical for longevity and fall prevention.
Lost 2.8 kg of weight while preserving virtually all muscle mass over 5 weeks. This is the gold standard of body recomposition — fat loss without muscle sacrifice. Indicates excellent training programme and nutrition strategy.
Metabolic age 15 years below chronological age, combined with visceral fat of only 3, indicates outstanding metabolic efficiency. This profile is associated with significantly reduced cardiovascular and metabolic disease risk.
Both arms rated -1 for muscle mass is the single area below average. Targeted upper body resistance training (push-ups, rows, overhead press, bicep curls) 2–3x per week could bring arms to 0 (average) or above within 8–12 weeks.
At 21.8% body fat, Gemma is below the "healthy" range floor of 24% for women. This is athletic-level leanness rarely seen in the 40–49 age group. The physique rating chart confirms a "Standard" physique with lean tendencies, approaching the "Standard Muscular" category.
Gemma's body composition profile ranks in the upper quartile across virtually all key metrics for a 45-year-old female. Metabolic age 15 years younger, visceral fat of 3, athletic-level body fat, and strong muscle preservation during a 5-week cut all point to outstanding health, excellent training adherence, and a body performing significantly above its chronological age. The only development area is upper body muscle mass.