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I have learned that the BMI is not exactly accurate because not everyone has the same make up of muscle and fat. Someone that does not exercise and is not active might be overweight but you being that you are active will have more muscle tone than someone who does not. Muscle weights more than fat, so you could be at a healthy weight.
