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Accuracy of Dexa scans
Curious to know what Rip or Stef think about the usefulness of Dexa scans. Are there some body types, or height/weight variations that are more inclined to get inaccurate results, or is it more likely that the test administrator messes up the interpretation of the data? Are these tests useful for just a one time assessment, or is it more about the results over multiple assessments throughout training?
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Greg, these scans were came up fairly recently in this thread: Visceral fat
Dr. Santana weighed in with his thoughts on the technology there, which you may find useful.
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The tofurkey of data
It's always good to be crystal clear as to what you are going to DO with the information ... assuming the measurements and the error bars are accurate.
Most information would be better termed unformation.
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Very helpful, thank you.
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