Whats my right weight for my height?
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5.2-5.3
Answers:
Try looking at a BMI chart.
I'd say about 90 to 100 pounds. But it depends on your age. If your 12, 13, or 14 then you should way around 100. If your older, you can weigh up to 130.
about 115-130 really. maybe even down to 100 depending on your age.
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you can check your BMI. A BMI compares your height and weight and gives you a number. It will show you underweight, right weight, overweight, etc.
well im 5'2 5'3
and my doc said i need to weigh like 135 or sumthing.
110-120 would probably be an ideal weight for you.
However, as long as you eat healthy, get regular exercise and feel good about yourself... well, who cares? Your weight is whatever is comforatable for you.
The charts all say that I (5'8"male) should be about 160-170, with 180 being overweight. But if I weighed 170lbs with my frame, I'd look like I had some sort of eating disorder. About 190-200 has always been a comfortable weight for me, although I'm running 205-210 right now because I'm lifting more and biking more... so I'm also eating more and maintaining more water weight then most people to keep hydrated on long rides... I am comfortable with myself... and that's all that matters to me.
Well, they used to say a young adult woman should weigh 100 lbs. if she is 5 ft. tall, and add 5 lbs. for each inch taller. That would be 110 to 115 for an "ideal" weight. However, your body type and build, and how muscular you are, should also enter into it.
If yobu weigh between 100 to 150 pounds you have a healthy though slightly over weight
If you are above 150 going on to 250 you are severely overweight Take care.
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