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that depends on how tall a person is, the broadness of the person's bones, the age of the person, the amount of exercise and therefore tone of the person. one cannot answer the question of what a body looks like at 130 pounds. a 6 foot person would look like he was dying. im 5'2" and i look perfectly healthy at 130 pounds. someone only 4 foot 7 inches would probably look plump. this is an arbitrary question
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I am 13 and 5'1and i weigh 130 pounds is this over weight?
Look up your BMI (Body Mass Index)
Do you weigh too much when you are 5'7 and weigh 130 pounds?
i think that is just like ten pounds over weight. i am five seven and weigh, yes 130...but when i look in the mirror i do not like what i see.... i say drop ten or even fifteen pounds girl, might as well look your best ya know?
What is the approximate body mass index for a woman 5'5 and 125lbs?
A target body weight for a woman who is 5'5 would be 136 pounds. if your 5'5 with a weight 117 pounds that is low and a body weight of 156 pounds is high so you should aim for anything around the 136 mark.
What is 11 percent of 130 pounds?
11% of 130 pounds= 11% * 130= 0.11 * 130= 14.3 pounds
How do you work out 11 percent of 130 pounds?
11% of 130 pounds = 11/100 * 130 = 0.11 * 130 = 14.3 pounds
What is 130 kilograms?
According to Google conversion calculator, 130 kilograms is equal to 286.600941 pounds.
What weight in stone and pounds is 130 pounds?
130 pounds = 9 stone 4 pounds
What is is the factor tree of 130 look like?
130 65,2 13,5,2
What is 130 pounds converted in to pounds?
130 lbs. converts to 130 pounds ('lbs.' is just an abbreviation for pounds).
I am 5'6.5 and 130 pounds and I want to loose at least 30 pounds... how can i do this in six months?
you cannot do this, because you will look like a scarecrow and be very anorexic looking, also you will be in danger if losing your life.
What is 130 pounds converted into stone?
130 pounds = 9.285 stone.
130 pounds equals how many ounces?
130 pounds = 2,080 ounces.
