What are some of you non-weight goals?

To complete an Iron Girl triathlon next year! From someone that doesn't swim. Hasn't been in a bike in years. And recently took up running.

Good for you!!! Now that's determination

To be fitter at 50 than I was at 30!

1. Run a marathon in October.
2. 5 min plank
3. 5 min wall squat
4. 10 consecutive pullups
5. I'm a female and not planning on joining the Marines, but I want to beat the male requirements for my age group for the Physical Fitness Test.

I am sorry but not to crush anyone's goals but BMI is an 100+ year old measurement that shouldn't be used anymore. You should strive for BF %'s

When I was in the Army I weighed 205lbs but had 15-17% BF At 5'7" 205lbs would put my BMI at 32.1 which is good enough for obesity. But obviously I was not obese by any means.

I am in video production school and I would like to make an entry to a film festival.

Wear a size 10, run for more than 5 mins straight ( I suck at running, lol), be able to swim in the ocean without getting tired within 10 mins, and just plain feel good about myself again.

I just want to be the person that I remember being, before all the stress and drama of family and most importantly my divorce. It took me a while to find that person emotionally, now I want to go for the physical aspect of it.

First of all... I DONT want to be diabetic.

I want to buy a bra in the Victoria Secret STORE and not just online because my size (40DD) doesn't fit their "image". I can buy them... just online...

I want to buy a bathing suit without a skirt because thats the only thing in my size... or that looks like something my grandmother would wear.

I want to ride a donkey into the grand canyon (weight limit)

and something personal.... I'll be honest...cuz I'm sure I'm not the only one.... I want to look in the mirror while having sex and not cry and get turned off.

To be able to wear a size 10 again...almost there:)

the general goal is to help my body be capable of all the awesome things it can do. that's been my epiphany and, although it wasn't the initial reason for changing my lifestyle, it's pretty much my central motivation right now (esp with the olympics!). seeing my fitness improve, being able to do cardio for longer, at higher speed, covering more distance, and then upping the time goals on the elliptical (my most loathed gym apparatus before) because i find myself really wanting to do more - i love seeing my body's capabilities stretch. wayyy more than any number on a scale or percentages.

i love cycling and always have done; as a kid it was about the feeling of being on a bike, but now i'm picking it up again as an adult i'm getting interested in improving my speed and endurance. i want to improve my sprint cycling and develop more consistency. i want my cadence to be more consistently high. i want to eventually feel confident enough to apply for a decent cycling club.

i want to be able to run. this would be huge, as i injured my ankle pretty badly last april (torn ligaments, nerve damage) and it's still only about 90% healed. it's huge for me partly because of the ankle injury; i want to be able to have fully overcome it and know it's not holding me back anymore, but also because i have never been a runner. always came last in races and time trials. i have a pretty vivid memory from secondary school when we did circuits of the park; we all had to do two laps, and there were two options - a long route and a short route. i did two long laps and finished 10 mins after everyone else. as i crossed the line, all my classmates & the teacher applauded me. i think they thought it was a nice thing to do, recognising that i'd put in effort and hadn't taken the easy route, but in a way it was kind of patronising to my obese teenage self with zero confidence to have all this attention on me for something everyone else could do so easily. getting my body into running and mentally enjoying running would be pretty symbolic for me.

i'd like to do a duathlon. i was shooting for a triathlon but i'm a really weak swimmer and i figure i've got enough work to do if i'm to be able to run, so a duathlon is the goal for now. similarly, i'd like to be able to sign up for & complete some cycling races.

a more immediate goal is that i think i'd like to take up rowing in september. it'll be my final year of uni and i never got involved with sports societies in previous years, so i think it'd be fun to join the boat club and start rowing as a beginner.