Health Reference Charts

    Free classification charts based on published scientific data. Find out if your health metrics are good for your age and gender. Works with Apple Watch, Garmin, and all wearables.

    VO2 Max

    15 - 65+ mL/kg/min

    Cardiorespiratory fitness. The gold standard measure of how well your body uses oxygen during exercise. Strongly linked to longevity.

    CardioLongevityApple WatchGarmin

    HRV

    10 - 150+ ms

    Autonomic nervous system health. Measures the variation between heartbeats, reflecting your body's recovery capacity and stress resilience.

    RecoveryStressApple WatchGarmin

    Resting Heart Rate

    40 - 100 bpm

    Cardiovascular efficiency at rest. A lower resting heart rate indicates a stronger, more efficient heart. One of the simplest markers of overall fitness.

    CardioRecoveryApple WatchGarmin

    Daily Steps

    2,000 - 20,000+ steps/day

    Daily physical activity. The total number of steps you take each day is a simple, powerful predictor of longevity and overall health.

    ActivityWalkingApple WatchiPhone

    Sleep Duration

    4 - 10 hours

    Nightly rest and recovery. Sleep duration follows a U-shaped health curve: both too little and too much sleep are linked to health risks. The sweet spot is 7-9 hours for most adults.

    SleepRecoveryApple WatchOura

    Body Fat Percentage

    5 - 45 %

    Body composition health. Body fat percentage reflects the proportion of your weight that is fat tissue. Healthy ranges differ significantly between men and women, and shift with age.

    Body CompositionLongevitySmart ScaleDEXA

    BMI (Body Mass Index)

    15 - 40 kg/m²

    Weight screening tool. BMI uses height and weight to classify weight status. WHO ranges are universal for all adults. A simple starting point, though body fat percentage is more accurate for individuals.

    Body CompositionWeightSmart ScaleWHO

    About These Charts

    Our reference charts are based on published normative data from organizations like the American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM) and the Cooper Institute. Each chart breaks down health metrics by age group and gender, so you can see exactly where you stand.

    These charts work with any wearable device. Whether you use an Apple Watch, Garmin, COROS, Polar, or any other fitness tracker, the classification ranges are the same.

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