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What the average weight for a 5' 6 male age 22 that works out? i am currently 175-180
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BMI in active males: At 5'6" and a weight of 175-180, you are in the overweight category on a typical scale. However, if most of that mass is muscle mass, then you are probably healthy. I would suggest seeing a sports medicine physician who is specialist in helping athletes stay healthy, including weight lifters. They are family physicians who complete an extra fellowship in sports medicine and are board certified.
Answered 1/24/2014
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