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Poids Ideal.

Poids ideal selon plusieurs formules

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Formules multiples

Description formules multiples

Indice de taille de cadre

Votre plage de poids idéale

Plage recommandée

67.5 - 72

kg

Moyen: 69.4 kg

Résultats de formule

Robinson68.9 kg
Miller68.7 kg
Hamwi72.0 kg
Devine70.5 kg
Broca67.5 kg
Lorentz68.8 kg
IMC à poids idéal: 22.7

IMC à poids idéal

22.7
Plage: 4.5 kg

Plage

4.5 kg
Ajustement du cadre: 0%

Ajustement du cadre

0%

How to Determine Frame Size

  • Wrap thumb and middle finger around wrist
  • If they don't touch, you have a large frame
  • If they touch exactly, you have a medium frame
  • If they overlap, you have a small frame

Important Notes

  • These formulas are estimates for average adults
  • Athletes may be outside recommended ranges
  • Consult healthcare providers for personalized advice
  • Body composition matters more than scale weight
  • Multiple formulas help establish a range

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Cite as: Mathify. (2026). Poids Ideal. https://mathify.one/fr/fitness/ideal-weight

Use Cases

Personal Health Assessment

Use the calculator to get a quick reference for a healthy weight range based on your height. It can help you set realistic weight goals or monitor changes over time.

Example: A 5'8" adult can see the range across formulas, e.g., 139-169 lbs.

Fitness and Wellness Planning

Fitness enthusiasts and coaches can use the range as a starting point for weight management discussions, complementing other metrics like BMI or body fat percentage.

Example: A personal trainer might reference the range when setting initial client goals.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Ideal Weight Calculator?
The Ideal Weight Calculator estimates a healthy weight range for your height using six established formulas. It provides a reference range to help you understand where your weight falls relative to common medical and fitness standards.
Which formulas does the calculator use?
It uses six established formulas, including Devine, Robinson, Miller, Hamwi, and others. Each formula has its own methodology, so results may vary slightly. The calculator shows the range across all formulas.
Is the ideal weight range a guarantee of health?
No. The ideal weight range is an estimate based on height alone. It does not account for muscle mass, bone density, body composition, or individual health conditions. Always consult a healthcare professional for personalized advice.

Tips & Common Mistakes

Tips

  • Enter your height accurately in the units provided (e.g., feet/inches or cm) to get the most precise estimate.
  • Compare the results from all six formulas to see a broader range rather than focusing on a single number.
  • Use the ideal weight range as a general guide, not a strict target. Combine it with other health indicators like waist circumference and activity level.
  • Recheck your ideal weight range periodically, especially if your height changes (e.g., in adolescents) or for medical monitoring.

Common Mistakes to Avoid

  • Assuming the ideal weight is a single exact number instead of a range. The calculator provides a range across formulas.
  • Using the calculator as a diagnostic tool for health conditions. It is only an estimate and not a substitute for professional medical advice.
  • Misinterpreting the results as a guarantee of health. Factors like muscle mass and body composition are not considered.

Last updated: August 13, 2026