Are You Skinny Fat? Share Your Experience (for Science) -- 2
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
Skinny fat science is young and evolving, having only been mentioned in the official literature in 2006, with the initial definition of normal weight obesity in 2016. Misinformation and disinformation on social media is widespread - sharing your skinny fat experience relative to the latest science will help mitigate the confusion.
Key requirements:
- Understand the latest skinny fat science - https://skinnyfat.fellowone.com/skinny-fat-science/what-is-skinny-fat/ and research data: https://www.fellowone.com/fellow-one-research/the-four-body-types/
- Experiencing skinny fat yourself
- Comfortable talking about and appropriately sharing your body/skinny fat
- Social media experience
- Strong presentation skills
- Ability to simplify complex topics
Ideal Skills:
- Video production and editing, short videos that build a story
- Science communication
- Trend awareness
Experience on TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube is preferred.
Please respond to the following:
(T/F)
1. The Standard BMI estimates body fat to assess health risks, and when a person is within safe BMI (18.5 to 24.99) they no longer have any excess body fat?
2. Muscle tissue cannot turn into any kind of fat tissue?
3. Muscle tissue is genetic and all the muscle fibers a person will ever have are set at or around birth?
4. Body composition is mostly determined by genetics, partially by diet, exercise, and lifestyle?
5. Body composition directly affects metabolism and regular white/yellow body fat weight loss and gain?
6. Skinny fat science is well-established and pretty much written in stone at this point — we clearly know what skinny fat is?
7. According to the latest skinny fat science at link in the job description, what are the two main types of skinny fat?
8. Are you experiencing skinny fat?
9. If you are experiencing skinny fat, where on your body and what types? (NA if no)
10. When did you first notice skinny fat on your body, at what age? (NA if not applicable)
11. What is your age, gender, height, and weight?
12. What social media are you on?
13. How many followers for each account?
14. What are you accounts about?
Key requirements:
- Understand the latest skinny fat science - https://skinnyfat.fellowone.com/skinny-fat-science/what-is-skinny-fat/ and research data: https://www.fellowone.com/fellow-one-research/the-four-body-types/
- Experiencing skinny fat yourself
- Comfortable talking about and appropriately sharing your body/skinny fat
- Social media experience
- Strong presentation skills
- Ability to simplify complex topics
Ideal Skills:
- Video production and editing, short videos that build a story
- Science communication
- Trend awareness
Experience on TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube is preferred.
Please respond to the following:
(T/F)
1. The Standard BMI estimates body fat to assess health risks, and when a person is within safe BMI (18.5 to 24.99) they no longer have any excess body fat?
2. Muscle tissue cannot turn into any kind of fat tissue?
3. Muscle tissue is genetic and all the muscle fibers a person will ever have are set at or around birth?
4. Body composition is mostly determined by genetics, partially by diet, exercise, and lifestyle?
5. Body composition directly affects metabolism and regular white/yellow body fat weight loss and gain?
6. Skinny fat science is well-established and pretty much written in stone at this point — we clearly know what skinny fat is?
7. According to the latest skinny fat science at link in the job description, what are the two main types of skinny fat?
8. Are you experiencing skinny fat?
9. If you are experiencing skinny fat, where on your body and what types? (NA if no)
10. When did you first notice skinny fat on your body, at what age? (NA if not applicable)
11. What is your age, gender, height, and weight?
12. What social media are you on?
13. How many followers for each account?
14. What are you accounts about?
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