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Maximum allowable percent body fat standards
Information on the Army Weight Control Program maximum allowable percent body fat standards from AR 600-9, 01 September 2006

Posted Monday, September 4, 2006

Maximum allowable percent body fat standards are as listed below. However, all personnel are encouraged
to achieve the more stringent Department of Defense (DOD)-wide goal, which is 18 percent body fat for males and 26
percent body fat for females.

The information below is from AR 600-9 The Army Weight Control Program, dated 01 September 2006.

Age Group: 17–20
Male (% body fat): %20
Female (% body fat): %30

Age Group: 21–27
Male (% body fat): %22
Female (% body fat): %32

Age Group: 28–39
Male (% body fat): %24
Female (% body fat): %34

Age Group: 40 & Older
Male (% body fat): %26
Female (% body fat): %36

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