What is the perfect weight?
464089
One that is healthy for your body type. If you are 111 and studies show 110 to be the preferred weight, why are you whining about 1 pound? Did you weigh with your cloths and shoes on, is it "that" time..........if so there is your 1 pound. Stop worrying about what some studies say and ask your Doctor what is a good weight for you.
640032
Set the weights to zero. Stand on it, then slide the bigger weight over to the right until the bar tips. Then slide it back to the next lightest setting and start sliding the lighter weight over to the right until it balances perfectly. That's your weight.
1123801
Weight is completely relative.  What you must understand is that the standard set for these "prescribed/ideal" weights is not based on any particular logic or research.  Its just an average for a particular weight/height.   Some people that are fat aren't healthy and some people that are skinny aren't healthy.  You shouldn't ask your self whether you're fat...you should ask yourself...am I healthy?  If not, what more can you do to become healthy.  Skinny doesn't necessarily mean healthy!
249783
Your ideal weight for you is that which you are your healthiest and feel your best.
212869
it depends on the height of someone.  Let's say that you are about 5 feet tall.  Then it could be anywhere from about 100-135.  Body types can make u look different too, some people look better at different weights, therefore everyone has their own ideal body weight.
42892
I would go with 121 because that is how much I weigh and that is how tall I am!
899715
It depends on your age but for a female between the ages of i think 15-25 it would be 125. There are lots of places online you can look up your ideal weight. just search "ideal weight calculator" there are tons of um.
889129
yea, but probably not the right weight
508636
same mass, same weight
758922
Are you perhaps at your optimal weight now?
229382
You are on your ideal weight if your BMI (body mass index) varies from 18 to 25. BMI=weight in kg/(height in m)^2. Therefore, for a person of your height (1.75 m) the ideal weight would be in the range of 55kg to 76kg. \nHowever, if your very muscular, this formula does not apply and it is ok to weight more.
339981
According to your height of 5' 5" your ideal healthy weight is 125 pounds. Your recommended weight range is between 119 and 149 pounds.
549827
I'm not quite sure, but according to the website I found, you're pretty much average...but I could always be wrong... Check it out for yourself: http://www.halls.md/ideal-weight/met.htm
796857
Ideal weight depends on age, height, heredetory, body structure etc. You can search on net to get the correct answer.\n\nMeasurement of good helth is not only weight. Your skin, hair, digestions system, appetite, eyes & sleep can tell you about that.\n\nIf you are not losing weight without directed efforts, you should not worry about being ill.\n\nIf you want to know about fitness Strength, Stamina, Speed & Streching are some of the keypoints.\n\nWhat more you want to know?
459028
for a male, your ideal weight is 136 and your weight should b b/w 119-149
469065
The technical answer based on the Hamwei method (the formula used in hospitals to determin ideal body weight) is 115 pounds.  This does not take into account genetics, frame size, or lean muscle vs. fat ratio.
423760
You are the "perfect" weight if you go by the medical standard that for every 5 ft you should be 100lbs.  Why do you feel you should be 5-10lbs lighter?  Just the number or do you want to be firmer, more fit?  You can up your exercise to become more lean, increasing your muscle mass.  I'm 5'1" and 114 (just weighed today at doc's) and I would like to be down 9-14lbs, but if I increase my muscle and lose some fat, even staying at the same weight, I'll look and feel better for myself.