5'7 ladies what are your goal weights!

I'm 5'7 and was wondering what others goal weights are.
mine is 140 since thats the lowest I've ever been. though even back then I still felt kind of chubby.
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  • harper16
    harper16 Posts: 2,564 Member
    135-140
  • sardelsa
    sardelsa Posts: 9,812 Member
    edited July 2020
    Mine changes based on my body composition. Right now it's 130-135lbs. Profile pic is 132
  • MichelleBriards
    MichelleBriards Posts: 6 Member
    150 first, than 140. I still felt chubby at 150
  • MichelleBriards
    MichelleBriards Posts: 6 Member
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  • pins1982
    pins1982 Posts: 18 Member
    I’m 5ft 8 and want to get to 140 currently 163 x
  • SierraMoes
    SierraMoes Posts: 3 Member
    I'm 5'2 and my goal weight is 130. I'd love to be 120, but haven't ever been able to get close to that. 🙃
  • benice74
    benice74 Posts: 1 Member
    Trying to lose 40lbs. The extra weight is starting to effect my everyday activities. I’m just feeling heavy all the time. I find keeping track of my food keeps my focused.
  • ChrissyChickie
    ChrissyChickie Posts: 182 Member
    140
  • bebeisfit
    bebeisfit Posts: 951 Member
    170. Im big boned..and old
  • Jacq_qui
    Jacq_qui Posts: 443 Member
    Originally my goal was 69kg/152lb. Got there, realised I was still a long way from what I wanted. My new goal is 63kg/138lbs.
  • glittersupernova
    glittersupernova Posts: 91 Member
    My goal weight is 135. When I was an athlete years ago, at 17% body fat, I weighed around 150 from muscle. But now, I am looking to be leaner than I was then, though still toned. If it means weighing more to obtain the physique I want—then at the end of the day, I don’t really care if I end up in the 140s. :)
  • jayemes
    jayemes Posts: 865 Member
    I'm 47 and weigh 216 now and I'd like to get down to 175. I got there a few years ago and then lost focus and gained it all back and then some.
    Lowest was 150 many years ago and I don't think that's sustainable for me anymore.
  • Jessieb00
    Jessieb00 Posts: 5 Member
    I'm 38 and started at 240. I'm down to 200 now and looking for at least 50-60 more. I would love to see a healthy BMI.
  • katierthanmost
    katierthanmost Posts: 25 Member
    I'm honestly not sure. When I was younger, I was around 58kg/128lb and that was potentially too small.
    Now I'm in my 30s and my body has changed from having a baby, so I'm thinking in the ballpark of 75kg/165lb.
    I'm going to wait and see because my body composition is different now.
  • bigdaddyrio
    bigdaddyrio Posts: 2 Member
    Well.... I feel like my goal of 160 is not enough when I see all of these goals of 130-140.... How are you all doing towards your goal? I did great 2 years ago for my daughters wedding and once that was over, I went NUTS!! Trying to stay on track now for myself:)
  • gcminton
    gcminton Posts: 170 Member
    140

    I don't remember ever being that weight since I suspect I just zipped along past it in middle school or earlier, but it's in the middle of the normal BMI range so it's a good start. My doc thinks 170-175 is going to be more appropriate, even though that's in the overweight range. I haven't asked him what he's basing that on other than looking at me and maybe feeling some of my muscle mass. Maybe I just carry my current weight well enough that he hasn't thought it through.

    We'll see. I already am eagerly awaiting recomp time. Once I get there it'll be more about inches and fitness progress than pounds.
  • shabs39
    shabs39 Posts: 6 Member
    edited August 2020
    I'm aiming for 140 too. I turned 40 this year and don't want to get too skinny as i think a little weight looks healthy. If only I could get there though!
  • ContraryMaryMary
    ContraryMaryMary Posts: 1,786 Member
    Im 46 and I’ve been 132-135 for the past 5 years. I like it but I’m a runner and lean works for me. I also have very few curves - even less after kids 😂
  • ElioraFR
    ElioraFR Posts: 91 Member
    155. I'm maintaining here, feeling satisfied and able to eat to fuel my steps per day. I've tried lower weights and eventually gain back. Now I'm keeping healthy and working with the body I've got to naturally. I like to log calories and excersize, gives me confidence and more understanding of my energy needs; what foods work best for my needs.
  • Tesha231
    Tesha231 Posts: 381 Member
    Well.... I feel like my goal of 160 is not enough when I see all of these goals of 130-140.... How are you all doing towards your goal? I did great 2 years ago for my daughters wedding and once that was over, I went NUTS!! Trying to stay on track now for myself:)

    @bigdaddyrio Your goal of 160 is perfect. Height is only one measurement to gauge what the right weight is for you. You have to consider age, births, heredity, bone structure--these all play into what weight is most healthy for you. I'm 5' 7", but also 58 y.o., two births, medium bone structure... Have I ever weighed 130-140? Yes, in my very early 30's when I was busy chasing 2 kids and buying into the waif-look is healthy myth of that era. Now I am working my way to a toned 160, hoping to get there and maintain a healthy muscle blend. There is not one magic number that is realistic for all of us. You do you and feel healthy! Wishing you all the best!
  • JadeAmberD
    JadeAmberD Posts: 9 Member
    150-160 for now. Last time I was those weights I thought I was heavy-- but I thought I was heavy at 135 and look... wrong? in those pictures. I wanna see what I look like at the weights I held the longest before deciding if lower is right for me.
  • _runnerbean_
    _runnerbean_ Posts: 640 Member
    I’m 5ft 7. Currently 164lb and goal is 140lb. My BMI is 25.8 so I want to get well into the normal range as I enjoy running and feel too heavy to do it comfortably at the moment. I’m not very muscly so BMI is probably fairly accurate for me.
  • burgerqueen20
    burgerqueen20 Posts: 7 Member
    5ft 8 and 150 with muscle is my goal!
  • sianlr87
    sianlr87 Posts: 72 Member
    Currently 173, 1st goal is 154. I will hopefully maintain for a little while at that weight and see how I feel.
  • ponycyndi
    ponycyndi Posts: 858 Member
    Well.... I feel like my goal of 160 is not enough when I see all of these goals of 130-140.... How are you all doing towards your goal? I did great 2 years ago for my daughters wedding and once that was over, I went NUTS!! Trying to stay on track now for myself:)

    I was 165 for most of my adult life, and thought I looked GREAT.
    Then I found out that 160 is overweight for 5'7".
    My current goal is 150. I am able to maintain that easily.
  • midlomel1971
    midlomel1971 Posts: 1,283 Member
    edited August 2020
    I'm about 5'7 1/2. I want to get down to 150-155 range. I'm muscular, curvy and I have a large frame and there is no way I could get down below 140. I'd look awful and unhealthy. Also, I'm almost 50 and I like wine and cheese too much.
  • MaltedTea
    MaltedTea Posts: 6,286 Member
    ponycyndi wrote: »
    Well.... I feel like my goal of 160 is not enough when I see all of these goals of 130-140.... How are you all doing towards your goal? I did great 2 years ago for my daughters wedding and once that was over, I went NUTS!! Trying to stay on track now for myself:)

    I was 165 for most of my adult life, and thought I looked GREAT.
    Then I found out that 160 is overweight for 5'7".
    My current goal is 150. I am able to maintain that easily.

    159ish is the upper limit of "Healthy" for BMI at this height. BMI is notoriously less than clinically helpful for populations who are not males of Caucasian origin.

    So if you're 160, I wouldn't necessarily stress based on that metric alone. Instead I'd check in with my healthcare team about what my weight loss goals should look like for me. Speaking of which...
  • Firefly743
    Firefly743 Posts: 133 Member
    My first big goal is to get to 200 - it's going to take quite a while to get there. I think I'd like my final weight range to be somewhere near 170ish? I won't know for sure until I get closer to that weight to know what I feel comfortable with.