What is the average weight of a female NCAA basketball player?
410962
Good question, but Girls don't reveal their weight. So good luck finding it, but Men's basketball player weight is easy.
200924
I was wondering that just this morning as I listened to an anorexic on a talk show describe herself as 5 ft. 8 in. and 82 pounds - hence, average is certainly less than 100 pounds, and take away skin and organs and maybe you're down to 40 or 45.
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A women's basketball has a circumference of 28.5 inches, and a men's basketball has a circumference of 30 inches. A quick way to see if a basketball is a men's or women's, check to see if there is a 28.5 printed under the brand name. If there is, it's a women's ball.
545399
IT depends on her height and her body build
113415
There is really no such thing as an ideal weight, but rather an ideal weight range since body types and frame vary from one individual to the next.  \n\nThis calculator will give you an Ideal body weight range that you may use as a guide:\nhttp://www.preventdisease.com/healthtools/articles/ideal_weight_woman.html\n\nThe other is BMI, but varies tremendously and may be very inaccurate depending on body mass and frame.\nhttp://www.preventdisease.com/healthtools/articles/bmi.html
1133829
anywhere from  80 - 100 pounds, because of your height
442014
You can try but I doubt you'll make it.  There are 250 lbs. men out there who have one thing on their minds, and thats knocking the nearest opposing player on his/her ass.  The sport is way too physical for a woman.
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http://www.ncaasports.com/softball/womens/brackets/viewable/special64/2006/DI_64
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The Harris-Benedict Equation for women\nthe formula:\nBasal energy expenditure (BEE) = 655.1 + (9.563 x kg) + (1.850 x cm) - (4.676 x age)\nwhere kg = your weight in kilos (your weight in pounds divided by 2.2) and cm = your height in centimeters (your height in inches x 2.54).\n\nExample: Carol weighs 160 pounds, is 5'5" and is 30 years old.  To find out her BEE:\n1. Convert her weight to kg.  160 / 2.2 = 73 (rounded off)\n2. Convert her height to cm.  65 inches x 2.54 = 165 cm\n3. Now find out Carol's BEE.\nBEE = 655.1 + (9.563 x 73) + (1850 x 165) - (4.676 x 30)\nBEE = 655.1 + 698 + 305.25 - 140.28\nBEE = 1518\n\nOnce you determine your basal energy expenditure number, you need to multiply it by the right "activity level multiplier" to determine your calorie maintenance level.\n\nActivity Level Multiplier\nUse:\n1.2 if you are sedentary\n1.375 if you are lightly active (light exercise 1-3 days/wk)\n1.55 if you are moderately active (mod, exercise 3-5 d/wk)\n1.725 if you are extremely active (hard exercise 6-7 d/wk)\n\nCarol leads a lightly active lifestyle.  To find her daily caloric maintenance level, we'd use the following equation:\n\nBEE x 1.375\n1518 x 1.375 = 2087 <--- Voila!  Daily calory intake!
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161 pounds (73 kilo) isn't that much, depending on her age, height, and body style.  I don't like super skinny toothpick women.  I like buxom women with hips and breasts and curves.  It's hard to find a that package in a girl that only weighs 110 lbs.
875640
between 12 and 16 pounds, dependent upon whether male or female
558539
you don't say whether you are male or female but for a male the average is 61-75kg and for a woman it is 55-74kg
567688
In 2005 a study by research firm TNS of 500 women over 15 found 2/3 were overweight for their height and 1/4 were clinically obese. Only 17% did any regular exercise.
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Around 60 lbs. \n\nIf you're over 60lbs..\n\nYou're obese.\n\n=D
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using these numbers to calculate bmi = 25.8\n\nthis number means that she is just slightly in the overweight zone for an average person (25.0-29.9)\n\nif she is self conscious then it would be no danger to her health to take off a few pounds, even though she may not be overweight (it does vary between individuals), she is still on the high end of the average for a normal weight
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Here's a handy BMI calculator: \n\nhttp://www.halls.md/ideal-weight/body.htm
294242
A woman of average build of your height should weigh 115-120 pounds.