I'm 5,7 my perfect weight?
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134lbsto124lbs
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Any advice?
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Google BMI2
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If you're already 134 pounds as your username says, I'd say that's the perfect weight6
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134 is already on the low end - 124 even more so4
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Weight is somewhat irrelevant.... You could weigh the same weight but be smaller in size because of different body composition6
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You have to define what "perfect" means to you. Nobody can make comments on just the numbers themselves (although that won't stop them from doing so).
The recommendations for "healthy" are not going to be the same as for "lean" or "athletic" or "maximize performance in 'X' sport" or "win a figure modeling contest".5 -
livingleanlivingclean wrote: »Weight is somewhat irrelevant.... You could weigh the same weight but be smaller in size because of different body composition
This. I am 5'7 and honestly have looked great at all different weights depending on how much muscle I have (or don't have).4 -
Your current weight sounds good if you want I would recommend body recomposition. You don't have to lose weight if you want a more toned body just recomp.2
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I'm 5'7 and for me 155lb is currently my goal 'perfect' weight as you can probably tell it is perfect weight is highly personal. Only you will know what perfectl would be for you. Maybe try recomp instead of weightloss to attain 'perfection'.
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I'm 5'7" and my maintenance range is 128-133 but it really depends on your body composition, goals, etc. I have a small frame and not a ton of muscle. My BF% is still higher than I'd like but I plan to recomp rather than keep cutting.0
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130-1551
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Depends on body composition (fat vs muscle) and if you don't mind me saying ... boobs.
Mine are pretty small so no weight there to speak of...
I'd like to get to 127lbs where I used to be before I gained and then recomp and maybe bulk a bit from there.
I think 124 is a bit too low unless you're mostly fat and little muscle.0 -
I am 5'7 closer to 5'8 and weigh around 133. I find that anything lower my body just freaks on me. I am very happy with my body but I wouldn't mind adding some more muscle. I am pretty much doing recomp, eating while maintaining and lifting weights. I believe your perfect weight has to be what makes you feel good. If you like how you look at a certain weight but are miserable trying to stay at it, to me its not worth it. I love the way I look even more at 125-130 but it takes a lot more discipline to stay at that weight and I am more tired and moody.1
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I think the "ideal weight" is around 135, but as said above it's very personal.
I'm 5'7" also, with a muscular frame. I'm very lean around 130 (6-pack) and comfortable anywhere between 135-145, depending on my exercise routine at the time. I personally find anything below 135 hard to accomplish, and have never been able to maintain anything below 130 (I got to 128 when I was bodybuilding and it was awful).
Do you ask so that you can set your own goal weight?0 -
I'm 5'7" , and at 152lbs, my favorite pants fit well, and I'm able to maintain that weight without much effort.0
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Muscleflex79 wrote: »134 is already on the low end - 124 even more so
134 is in no way the "low end" of a range that has a lower bound at 118 pounds. OP would have to lose 16 pounds to be medically underweight. I checked at the Mayo Clinic just to be sure.4 -
I like how I look around 145-155. I'm 5'7" with a wider muscular frame. My doctor wants me anywhere between 145-165 and set that as my "healthy" range for my body2
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Look up healthy % fat for men and women (whichever you are) and judge on fat% not weight.
(for rarer sexes, use the healthy % for your hormonal situation)3 -
5'7" and my body seems to like to sit at 145. My bodyfat via DEXA scan was 21% 2 years ago. I'd estimate it in the high teens now. I'd say I have an average frame.0
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I'm 5'8 and anything between 143lbs (lowest end) and 150 (highest) sits fine on me.
I'd say for you, 138-148lbs, depending on your build and muscle mass etc.0 -
I'm 5-7 and according to all my research, ideal weight range is 133-138. I'm currently 149 and could definitely stand to lose 10#.1
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