What is the right weight for ones height?

[tinkermybutt]

 

I stand at 1.6metre and weight 70kg, is this an ideal weight?

 

Some says that I was consider as chubby.

[Guest guest]

ur bmi = 70/(1.6^2) = 27.34 = overweight

 

bmi < 18.5 = underweight range

18.6 < bmi < 24.9 = healthy weight range

25.0 < bmi < 29.9 = overweight range

bmi > 30.0 = obeses range

[GachiMuchi]

3 hours ago, tinkermybutt said:

 

I stand at 1.6metre and weight 70kg, is this an ideal weight?

 

Some says that I was consider as chubby.

 

Most important is you know who you are, it does not matter what others says or feel.

You will have people that will like you and people that don't.

Don't be too conscious of what others says.

[Guest Fatty]

7 hours ago, tinkermybutt said:

 

I stand at 1.6metre and weight 70kg, is this an ideal weight?

 

Some says that I was consider as chubby.

You are a buibui

[doncoin]

It is shape not weight. 

 

 

[Guest Mirror]

14 hours ago, tinkermybutt said:

 

I stand at 1.6metre and weight 70kg, is this an ideal weight?

 

Some says that I was consider as chubby.

It’s about what you see in the mirror more than the numbers. You can see if you are chubby.

 

btw, based on their profile photos, most members replying you here (and in this forum in general) are overweight or obese, so they will tell you not to worry about it.
 

I say don’t worry about it or about what others say but do do something about it if you don’t like what you see. 

[aycee]

One website on bodybuilding and fitness states that if you minus 100 from your height (in cm), that would be your ideal weight (in kg). Eg. 170cm height, ideal weight would be 70kg. But ultimately, this is still a gauge la, because some people might have "heavier" or "lighter" bones.