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Resting HR and BMI -The strength correlation between resting heart rate and BMI is a low negative correlation, with a size of -0.14. Resting HR and Body Fat % from Bod Pod -The strength correlation between resting heart rate and b

Resting HR and BMI -The strength correlation between resting heart rate and BMI is a low negative correlation, with a size of -0.14. Resting HR and Body Fat % from Bod Pod -The strength correlation between resting heart rate and b

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  1. Resting HR and BMI

-The strength correlation between resting heart rate and BMI is a low negative correlation, with a size of -0.14.

  1. Resting HR and Body Fat % from Bod Pod

-The strength correlation between resting heart rate and body fat percentage is a low positive correlation, with a size of 0.36.

  1. Body fat % from skinfolds and Body fat % from Bod Pod

-The strength correlation between Body fat % from skinfolds and Body fat % from Bod Pod is a moderate to high positive correlation with a size of 0.70.

  1. Body fat % from BIA and Body fat % from Bod Pod

-The strength correlation between Body fat % from BIA and Body fat % from Bod Pod is a high positive correlation with a size of 0.90.

  1. Body Fat % from Bod Pod and BMI

-The strength correlation between Body Fat % from Bod Pod and BMI is a low positive correlation with a size of 0.33.

  1. Resting Systolic BP and Body Fat % from Bod Pod

-The strength correlation between Resting Systolic BP and Body Fat % from Bod Pod is an insignificant correlation with a size of 0.22.

  1. Resting Diastolic BP and Body Fat % from Bod Pod

-The strength correlation between Resting Diastolic BP and Body Fat % from Bod Pod is an insignificant correlation with a size of 0.26.

Resting HR and Minute 10 HR

  1. - The strength correlation between Resting HR and Minute 10 HR is an insignificant correlation with a size of 0.14

Based on the information above, which of these variables has the strongest correlations? Why do you believe that is?

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