No. You are in the healthy range from 19-25. However, BMI is not a great tool and is designed for adults who do little exercise. It is more important to think about healthty eating and getting adequate excerise that worrying about BMI, especially in children and younger teenagers where it doesn't really work.
you have asked about over weight. over weight has nothing to do with age and sex. It is calculate using the body mass index(BMI). BMI = weight in kilograms/(height in meters.)2 And there are certain standard values for bmi. If your bmi exceeds it you are said to be over weight.
Under weight, healthy weight, over weight, obese
This depends on many things such as gender, weight and height. We figure out our personally approppriate weight with the BMI calculation, your BMI is easily calculated with your weight and height. Not all 14 year olds should be the same weight because some of them are made differently. So heres how to calculate your BMI. You divide your height in cm by your weight in kilograms, but there are many sites that can calculate this for you such as the site below. http://health.ninemsn.com.au/tools/bmi/default.aspx just refer to the light blue box and enter in your details, (weight and height). but as a general observation by 14yrs , I am 53 kilograms which is counted as healthy because I am about 162cm.
You are considered overweight if your BMI is between 25 and 29.9.
you would have to find out you're BMI, from this you can see where ure BMI stands, as every person is different you need to calculate ure height and weight and the guide will tell you if you are over weight or under weight or just right
28.62 fall in over weight catergory
It depends on your height. My daughter is 130 lbs and is 8, but she is over 5 feet tall.. all about bmi (weight compared to height) and even if your bmi is high at 120 and your 10, youll probably grow into the weight.
Try finding a BMI calculator, there are lots of them on the internet. BMI stands for Body Mass Index
Its not all about weight....whats your BMI?
to measure your bmi you also need to know your weight as bmi is your body fat based on height and weight. go to this site to mease your bmi http://www.nhlbisupport.com/bmi/bmi-m.htm
If you measure how tall he/she is, you can work out their 'bmi'. This tells you whether they are overweight, underweight, normal, obese etc. However, by the sound of it, no. I don't believe this weight is overweight.To work out his/her 'bmi', the formula is:Body Mass Index (BMI) = weight ÷ (height)²Obese = 30 and over Overweight = 25 and over (BMI) Underweight = 20 and Under
To determine how much weight you need to lose to achieve a BMI of 28.0, you first need to know your height. BMI is calculated using the formula: BMI = weight (kg) / (height (m))^2. Once you have your height, you can rearrange the formula to find the target weight for a BMI of 28.0, then subtract your current weight (calculated from your BMI of 40.2) to find the weight loss required.