what's the average weight for a female who's 5"4-5"5?
337220
It depends on your bone structure, but the reccomended weight for shorties like us (I'm 5'4") is betweem 115-135 lbs.  And if you're happy with your body, don't do anything about it, just accept the fact that everyone is different.  If you're not happy, eating right and exercise are the only permenant treatments I know.
662053
According to a health book I read, you're somewhat underweight. Here's how you find your correct weight. 5' tall= 100 pounds. Then add 5 pounds/inch, so you'd weigh 125 lbs., then measure around your wrist, over the bone, and add or subtract 5 lbs. for each 1/2 inch under or over 5".
490563
the ideal weight is when the girl feels good about how she looks...depending on height it is anywhere between 100 and 140 pounds....
854613
I was going to a diet doctor and I am 5'3. Ideal weight is between 125 - 130
492636
No, not even close. My fiance is about 5'4, 135lbs and has a bangin' body. Kind of like your numbers but on a smaller  proportional scale. Its perfect for a nice girl who doesn't have any major compulsive disorders.
485577
Well, I am 5'7 1/2 and my weight has ranged from 118 lbs (size 2) to 191 lbs (size 16-18). My best weight was around 135 (size 6). I also have gained curves with those figures, so it really depends on your body shape. I also have a small frame. With medium build probably around 125-145 is nice.
371355
There is no perfect weight for a 5'1" 19 year old.  It depends on your bone structure and how much you exercise.  Truth is, you start working out more, you'll probably gain some weight, because at your height and weight, you can't have a lot of fat to lose, and you'll gain muscle from working out.  And you'll still look good.  (Remember, the BMI is not designed to handle athletes -- it assumes an average body composition, which you aren't going to have if you're exercising every day.)  Looking good is not about weight, it's about shape, health, and attitude.  \n\nShape: Having a few pounds in the right places is the difference between hard-bodied and voluptuous, both of which can look great.  Fewer people tend to be attracted to excessive flab, but standards vary as to what is excessive.  Check out some Indian or Persian art (or Peter Paul Rubens) for a different standard of feminine beauty than what you'd see on the cover of Cosmopolitan.  \n\nHealth: it does you no good to reach your ideal body shape if you wreck your health doing it.  Even if you look good, you'll feel rotten.  More likely, though, you'll look ok in silhouette but pretty scary in full light.  Your eyes and hair will be dull, your skin will be a mess, and you'll lack the energy and vitality that make a woman truly attractive.  Far better to get yourself as healthy as you reasonably can, and let your healthy body pick its own shape.  Anybody that doesn't like that shape, whatever it is, is not for you.  Someone who values your shape more than your health isn't worth wasting time on anyway.\n\nAttitude: all of the above is for nothing if you are insecure and afraid of how people view you.  That fear makes a real difference in your demeanor.  Take it from a man: the woman who *knows*, down to her bones, that she's radiantly attractive, always is, no matter what she looks like.  How do you get there?  Think on this: God made you.  When you were just a handful of cells inside your mother, He crafted you just the way you are.  Your body is not perfect -- in this life, no one's body is.  But the God who set the stars in the sky, who dreamt up the idea of trees and dolphins, who gave us sunsets and oceans and rain -- that God loves the way you are made.  Who else's opinion (even yours) compares to that?  If some stupid boy can't figure out that you're beautiful, the problem is not with you; it's with him.
892629
Not at all!! You are fine...definitely not overweight.  I'm 5'5 and about 118lbs...you are normal, if not a little underweight!
588252
Not hardly - for every inch over 5 feet you should have 3 to 5  pounds if you are physically and expect to be nutritionally fit.
877748
My daughter is 5 foot 3 and she weighs 105..she is a little on the small side, so I would say that up to 115 would not be too much.
372096
The general formula for a female is 100lbs + 5lbs for each inch over 5ft tall.  So for you sister her "ideal" weight would be 140lbs.  Keep in mind that this is just a guideline.  Other factors which will affect this are genetics, bone structure and muscle mass.  Small bone structure will obviously weight less.  And since muscle weighs more than fat, a more muscular person will weigh more than the same physical size person with a higher % bodyfat.  My guess is your sister sounds like she is pretty thin, with a small bone structure and not much muscle mass.  And I would think she would benefit from starting a full body resistance exercise routine to add a little more healthy muscle mass and probably improve your body shape as well (muscle gives shape to the body).
1053266
six pounds... just kidding, from looking at her frame and seeing she is medium height, as compared to costars, my guess is between 105 and 130, depending on her muscle mass, we can't tell that by looking. I do know that at 5'6 and 135 pounds of muscle can wear a 3, the same woman, without muscle mass would wear an 8 to a 10. It isn't the weight that matters sweetie, it's the inches...
929093
It depends on their height, build and muscle mass. If a 6ft4 body builder with 8% body fat weighs 265lb, that is very different from a 5ft4 woman with over 40% body fat weighing 265lb. HTH : )
451501
being almost 5'4 your healthy body weigh is between 120-130 depending on your body frame. at 112 you are already underweight. try exercise with weights or resistant bands to tone up you"ll lose inches but not weight.
1181297
Healthy weight for someone who is 5'1'' is between 105-125
1073483
you're tall, so am I (5'9).  averge women is about 5'4.
615213
If you are 5'4", you start with 100 pounds for the first five feet.  Then you add five pounds for every inch over five feet.  If you have large bones, you add ten pounds to the total.  Thus your weight would be 120 to 130 pounds for the right weight.\n\nIf you are a man, you start with 110 pounds for the first five feet and add 5.5 pounds for each inch over five feet.  Thus a 5'10" man should weigh 165 to 175 pounds.\n\nThose were the weights before the world started overeating.