Health & Fitness
Free health and fitness calculators for BMI, calories, BMR, body fat, healthy weight, running pace and pregnancy dates.
BMI Calculator
Calculate body mass index from height and weight, with an adult BMI category and healthy-weight reference range.
Use toolCalorie Calculator
Estimate daily calorie needs from age, sex, height, weight and activity level, with maintenance and goal-based estimates.
Use toolBMR Calculator
Calculate basal metabolic rate (BMR) and compare resting energy needs with an activity-adjusted daily estimate.
Use toolBody Fat Calculator
Estimate body fat percentage from height, weight and circumference measurements, with estimated fat and lean mass.
Use toolDue Date Calculator
Estimate an expected pregnancy due date from the last menstrual period or an estimated conception date.
Use toolPregnancy Calculator
Estimate an expected due date, conception date and pregnancy timeline from common pregnancy-dating inputs.
Use toolIdeal Weight Calculator
Compare traditional ideal-weight formulas with the healthy adult BMI weight range for your height.
Use toolPregnancy Conception Calculator
Estimate an approximate conception date and possible conception window from a due date or last menstrual period.
Use toolPace Calculator
Calculate running, walking or cycling pace, speed, time or distance using kilometers or miles.
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Health and fitness calculators for everyday planning
Tervilo Health & Fitness tools help you estimate common body and fitness metrics such as BMI, calorie needs, BMR, body composition, exercise pace and related date calculations. Enter your measurements and assumptions to get a quick mathematical estimate.
These calculators are intended for general information and planning, not diagnosis or individualized medical advice. Results can depend on age, sex, activity level, measurement method and other assumptions. For health decisions, discuss relevant results with a qualified professional.
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