Just like with females, there isn't an "ideal" set of body proportions that all males should strive for. Societal standards often favor a V-shaped torso for males—broad shoulders tapering down to a narrow waist. This is often associated with physical strength and athleticism.
These are aesthetic ideals and not indicators of health or value. Health and fitness are not solely determined by body proportions but encompass a wide range of factors, including physiological functioning, metabolic health, muscular strength, and endurance.