Fisskijumping.com - Encyclopedia - BMI (Body-Mass-Index)

BMI (Body-Mass-Index)

The Body-Mass-Index formula - weight (kg) / height² (m²) - is used to determine the maximal ski-length for every athlete. Example An athlete is 1,80 m tall and weighs 65 kg. BMI: 65 / 1,80² = 20,06 The jumper's BMI is over the required limit and therefore he is allowed to use skis in the maximum length of 146 % of his height.

back »

Search

Latest videos

21.03.2010: G. Schlierenzauer (127s.)
21.03.2010: Antonin Hajek (123s.)
20.03.2010: Last flight of Roar - 197 meters (142s.)
20.03.2010: Martin Schmitt (98s.)
20.03.2010: Walter Steiner, SFWorld Champion 1972 and 1977 (356s.)
20.03.2010: David Zauner (82s.)
20.03.2010: Martin Künzle (183s.)
19.03.2010: Roar Ljoekelsoey (100s.)
19.03.2010: Kamil Stoch (152s.)
19.03.2010: Ilja Rosliakov (66s.)
19.03.2010: Andi Kofler (122s.)

01	Ammann, S.	1649	0
02	Schlierenzauer	1368	0
03	Morgenstern, T.	944	0
04	Kofler, A.	893	0
05	Malysz, A.	842	0
Complete result »

01	Austria	6858	0
02	Norway	3117	0
03	Germany	2884	0
04	Finland	2093	0
05	Switzerland	1910	0
Complete result »

01	Stoch, K.	480	0
02	Strolz, A.	326	0
03	Hula, S.	255	0
Complete result »

01	Iraschko, D.	1644	0
02	Graessler, U.	1307	0
03	Sagen, A.	1152	0
Complete result »

01	Ammann, S.	6084.0	0
02	Schlierenzauer	5752.5	0
03	Morgenstern, T.	5327.5	0
Complete result »

BMI (Body-Mass-Index)

Search

Latest videos

Worldcup

Continental cup

Ladies COC

Adidas Distance Award