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Standard Weight Calculated from Body Fat Percentage

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Calculate lean body mass and determine your target weight based on your target body fat percentage.
BMI is merely a guideline and is not an indicator that applies to everyone.
People with a muscular build tend to have a high BMI despite a low body fat percentage,
which can lead to a classification as obese; therefore, standard body weight is calculated based on body fat percentage.

People with a low BMI but high body fat percentage (“hidden obesity”)
People with a high BMI but low body fat percentage (athletes)
A formula for calculating standard weight based on body fat percentage rather than BMI

Since BMI does not account for all body types, set your target weight based on body fat percentage.
(The default values are for a person who is 180 cm tall, has a body fat percentage of 14%, and weighs 80 kg. The formula calculates the BMI and target weight if their body fat percentage is reduced to 9%. A person who is 180 cm tall, weighs 80 kg, and is actively involved in sports would be considered to have a normal body type.)
Height
cm
Weight
kg
Current Body Fat Percentage
%
Target Body Fat Percentage
%
Lean Body Mass kg
Target Weight (Based on Body Fat Percentage) kg
Current BMI 
Target BMI 
The above shows the average BMI of athletes—soccer players are a good example.
Since I think body fat percentage is more important for actual health, I decided to create this chart.

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