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.
the average is 30 to 40 percent in muscle mass for an adult female
A healthy muscle mass percentage is 28 percent, which is the average. Some may have 36 percent or more, and that is fine too. The more muscle mass you have, the higher the number will be.
33%
It depends on your height and muscle mass.
I don't know the average, but I am 26, and workout 4 times a week doing lots of cardio (an hour or more). I have 24% fat and 38% muscle. I think the average woman is 25-30% muscle.
About 130-140 pounds depends on muscle mass as well.
At 5 feet tall, a woman should weight about 105-120 lbs. This varries due to body type, age, muscle mass, ect. A few pounds out of this range is generally still healthy, though.
the average height of 30 year old female will be from 150 to 170 cm
If the weight and activity levels are about the same a 16 year old male will usually have a higher calorie need due to higher muscle mass.
The average weight of a two year-old female is 2.02 stones. The average height for a two year-old female is 78.74 centimeters.
It varies based on a variety of factors (gender, weight, height, body type, muscle mass, amount of body fat, activity level, ect.), but, on average, about 1,600 calories a day for a female and about 1,800 calories a day for a male.
The average weight of a 15 year old girl who is 5 feet tall is roughly 114 pounds. If she is athletic she may weigh more if she has a lot of muscle mass.
Between 51-67 kg or 112-147 lbs. Remember, body weight is determined by body mass. Muscle weighs about twice that of fat. So even a healthy person with more muscle mass than the figures for the BMI scale would not be overweight.
the average is about 100lbs
There's no such thing as an "average weight." So many people vary in height, frame size, activity level, muscle mass, etc. There's a ton of different weights that can still be considered 'healthy' or 'average.'