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Everyone is different. It's different for your height and gender also. Try calculating you BMI (body-mass index) on this website, www.teenheatlhfx.com type in BMI and you are able to calculate it.

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, im 17 and i recently started working out, my older brother is helping me with my workouts, i suggest if u using dumbells then start at 10-15kg and once you can do 20-30 easy, increase the weight by 5kg and continue doing this for as long as u want. if you're using a bench bar then i suggest starting at 20-30kg and once you can do lift it 30 times easily, then increase the weight by 5-10kg and again, do this as long as you want. i started a month ago and now i can life 50kg on the bench bar 15 times before it starts to get hard. hope i helped

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You mean most weight? for him to walk? i'd say around 27st depends.

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