Contact FFMIPro About Calculators and FFMI Results
If you are contacting FFMIPro because a calculator result looks wrong, the fastest route to a useful review is to include the exact page and inputs. A statement such as “the calculator is wrong” is difficult to reproduce. A better report identifies the tool, the units selected, the numbers entered and the output that appeared.
For example, an FFMI calculation depends on height, weight and an estimate of body fat because fat-free mass must be estimated before it can be divided by height squared. If the problem involves normalized FFMI, say whether you are referring to the standard FFMI result or the additional height-corrected value. If it involves an athlete benchmark, include the sport, sex and reference page you were using.
You can also review the FFMI Calculator, FFMI Measurement Accuracy guide and Sport-Specific FFMI Data before contacting support.
How to Report a Research or Citation Correction
FFMIPro pages include research summaries, equations, athlete data and evidence-informed training guidance. Scientific literature evolves, and a useful correction request should make it easy to verify the proposed change. Include the page URL, copy the specific claim or table entry that may be wrong, and provide the strongest source available.
Primary literature is generally more useful than a social post or secondary summary. A DOI, journal article or PubMed record lets the editorial review trace the statement back to the underlying paper. Useful external research tools include PubMed and Crossref.
Contact FFMIPro About Privacy
Privacy questions should be sent through the dedicated Privacy Request topic. The message should identify the nature of the request without including more information than necessary. The site's Privacy Policy should remain the main disclosure describing information handling and applicable privacy choices.
Do not send passwords, complete payment-card details, government identification documents, medical records or another person's private information through a general contact form unless a verified process explicitly requires it.
Contact FFMIPro About Partnerships, Data or Research
Researchers, coaches, sports scientists and organizations can use the Partnership or Research topic for proposals that relate to body composition, FFMI, athlete datasets, training analysis or educational tools. A strong message explains who is making the request, what the project is, what data or collaboration is proposed, and what the intended public or scientific value would be.
If you are proposing athlete data for inclusion in an FFMI database, describe the measurement method, sample, competition level, sex, sport, timing and source. Clear provenance matters more than a large list of unattributed numbers.
Contact FFMIPro With a New Calculator or Content Idea
Feature suggestions are most useful when they solve a real user problem. Describe the decision the calculator should help with, the minimum inputs required and the type of result users expect. For article suggestions, include the primary search intent and why the topic deserves a separate page.
Related resources include the FFMI Database, Training Volume Calculator, High-Frequency Training and Natural Bodybuilders.
Medical and emergency questions
FFMIPro is an educational website, not an emergency, diagnostic or clinical service. Do not wait for a website response if you have urgent symptoms, a medical emergency or a situation requiring immediate professional assistance.