Hi
There are so many factors including age, the amount of exercise you do, your food intake, etc, but go to this website as they have a table which will definitely help you:
http://askthetrainer.com/body-fat-percentage-in-women.html
Good luck! :)
30 kg women
40 kg men
Women, on the contrary are not weak. They may have less muscle mass than men do, and have a harder time building muscle mass because they do not have as many steroid-type hormones as men, but for their size, they are actually pretty strong.
Yes, men average 42% while women average about 36%
Males have a higher percentage of lean body mass.
Men are quicker than women because men have more muscle.
Normal men and women !!Haha
Typically, boys have more muscle mass than girls due to higher levels of testosterone, which promotes muscle growth. However, individual differences in muscle mass can vary based on factors such as genetics, physical activity, and nutrition.
Muscle mass is important in maintaining a healthy body. Depending on age and physical activity level, the average muscle mass percentage lies between 38% and 54% for men and between 28% and 39% for women.
Women tend to have a higher fat: - muscle ration than men do, and fat is also more buoyant than muscle.
On average, men tend to have more muscle mass and bone density than women, resulting in men typically weighing more than women of the same height. However, weight can vary greatly based on individual differences in body composition, lifestyle, and genetics.
In general, yes. Girls and boys are about equal in muscle mass until they hit puberty. Boys' testosterone levels shoot up, causing them to gain muscle (muscular hypertrophy.) Girls instead experience a rise in estrogen levels, which increases body fat, especially around the pelvis, but no large increase in muscle mass, beyond that of normal growth.However, that is not to say that all men have more muscle mass than women. If you were to compare people individually, you would find that some women have more muscle mass than some men. Men have a natural advantage to gain and retain muscle because of higher testosterone levels, which is why in general, they have higher muscle mass than women.Also around puberty, when males' testosterone level increases, it can make males more aggressive and agitated easier. I don't know the logic as of why being aggressive make males have a bigger body mass, it just does. You can also see this difference in almost all species, except for Bugs and some birds.Another reason is because of adaptation. People say that in Primitive times, the males were the warriors and hunters, while the females tended to the young. Than in the more civilized times, men did the heavy lifting jobs,hunting small and big game, or the more violent jobs where you need to be strong, such as a soldier, slaver, or conquering. Women did the house keeping, cooking, and continued to look after the young. sometimes due to religion, society, because they feared prejudice from their fellow women who did the house work, or in some cases, the male wanted to look tough to his fellow men, other women, or his wife. So many life times of that lead to the males adapting to be generally stronger than women. Now that's not to say women couldn't have done all the things men did than, and they could.
Muscle dysmorphia and anorexia athletica, and orthorexia affects men and women roughly equally.
The men's body is actually built stronger than the women. It is also easier for men to gain muscle than women.