Growth Rates

The everage weight of and eight graderfor the girl around 100 pounds and for boy around 115 pounds This is if you are under 5'5''. If you are over that it will definatily be more.

that person is not right at all! maybe the average 7th grader is 100 pounds, but not eighth grader. I would say that the average 5'3 eighth grader is atleast 105 pounds. that person can't even spell "average", so I wouldn't go by their information.

I do a simple workout that is really effective on getting abs and strong legs that is perfect for 11-13 year old who really want to get a good healthy workout.

It is called a countdown workout, it is where you do something like this:

1. 50 sit ups (if that is too much depending on how you would like to workout, minimize the number however you want)

2. 40 jumping jacks (seems like a lot, but after you do the 50 sit ups, it is like a cool down)

3. 30 mountain climbers (this is when you put your hands on the ground, shoulder length apart, and jump switch your legs back and forth 30 times)

4. 20 star jumps (this might seem a little baby-ish but once you start, your legs will be solid with muscle. A star jump is when you touch the floor, squat, and jump as high as you can into the air, very effective)

5. 10 push ups (easy as pie, for push ups, just keep in mind that your fingers are spread, arms are shoulder length apart, and your back/butt/legs all stay in a plank position)

6. 5 crunches (the perfect cool down)

Try doing this every night or so for as long as you want, and see how easy it is to work up a good routine.

just a reminder, while you are doing this, make sure you have WATER drink tons and tons of water not just for this workout, but through out the day too. Water is the secret!!

Oh, dude, we're talking about height, right? Yeah, 4 inches of growth for a 15-year-old is pretty average. Like, some kids hit growth spurts earlier, some later, it's all good. Just make sure to eat your veggies and maybe one day you'll be towering over everyone... or not, who cares, right?

To calculate the doubling time of a population with a growth rate of 2.5 percent, you can use the Rule of 70. The Rule of 70 states that you divide 70 by the growth rate to determine the doubling time. In this case, 70 divided by 2.5 equals 28. Therefore, it would take approximately 28 years for the population to double with a growth rate of 2.5 percent.

well im 13 and 5'10 also, my dad is also 5'11 and my mom is about 5'5 while i was in a science center they had a height calcualtor which was fairly similar to my doctors predictions and it told mei was going to be 6'6

Well I am a 3rd grader and i weigh 60 pounds

so yeah

Well, honey, "normal" is a tricky word. The average weight for a fourteen-year-old girl can range anywhere from 90 to 160 pounds, so 108 pounds falls within that range. But remember, everyone's body is different, so as long as she's healthy and happy, who cares about the number on the scale?

Well, honey, there's no one-size-fits-all answer to that. It really depends on a bunch of factors like muscle mass, body composition, and overall health. But hey, if you're concerned, it never hurts to chat with a doctor or nutritionist to make sure everything's on the up and up.

Well, honey, the average height for 13-16 year olds can vary depending on factors like genetics and nutrition. On average, boys tend to be around 5 feet to 5 feet 7 inches tall, while girls usually range from 4 feet 11 inches to 5 feet 5 inches. But hey, remember, height is just a number - it's your confidence that really stands tall!

The average waist size for a 12-year-old varies depending on factors like genetics, diet, and physical activity. Generally speaking, a healthy waist size for a 12-year-old would fall within the range of 22-26 inches. But hey, who's measuring at that age anyway? Just make sure they're happy, healthy, and rocking whatever size they come in.

Oh, there are no "bad" heights, friend! Every height is special and unique, just like every tree in a happy little forest. Embrace your 173 cm height and remember, it's not about how tall you are, it's about standing tall with kindness and joy in your heart.

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most likely yea, usually you'll stop at age 18, and for sum people, 21

Possible but not probable.

around 5 11 or 6 ft im guessing

if you are a girl you will stay the same height. but if you are a boy you will be the same height as your father or a little bit taller

It depends on how tall the milk man was :-)

You cannot really tell, you've obviously exceeded your genetic potential however you could stop growing this year and stop at 6'1 or you could keep on growing for a number of years and exceed 6'6.

I had size 11 feet at the age of 13 and was 6'1 at 15, I'm now in my 40s and am 6'1 with size 11 feet!

10' 3 overall height could mean the height of the object is 10 foot 3 inches (312.4cm)

You will never grow because you asked this question on wikianswer you failure

well i think its no

It doesn't just depend on genetics. Your diet, the type of exercise you do, what musical instruments do you play, etc... all have an effect on your height when you stop growing. If you're sporty and you eat well and you play something like a double bass then you'll end up nice and tall.

Unknown.

First, the final height to which someone grows is not based solely on the height of their parents.

Second, it is not known what stage of growth one is at when they reach the age 18. There is no way of knowing if they will continue to grow.

If you are a girl - 5'10. If you are a boy - 6'2.

1. Add your parents' heights together in inches. (65+76=141)

2. Subtract 5 if you're a girl, add 5 if you're a boy. (141-5=136 for girls, 141+5=146 for boys)

3. Divide that number by 2. (for girls: 136÷2=68 inches [5ft 8in]) (for boys: 146÷2=73 inches [6ft 1in])

the method is wrong im 14, 6'2 and still growing but it told me i should have stopped at 6'1

well im 12 and my dad is 5'11 and my mom is 5'5 and im 5'6 you wouls probably be 5'7 or 5'8 if you stop growing