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... 2. Since measurements of abdominal girth were shown in the Ranger II study to correlate well with percent body fat in individuals, it is recommended that abdominal girth measurements be used as a standard tool by Ranger trainees within their own groups to monitor health risk due to rapid change in body composition.


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