What am I doing wrong?

How many calories are you consuming daily? Do you weigh and measure everything?

You're not very big, so unfortunately for us small people it is harder to lose weight. That being said, it will happen if you are diligent and weigh everything accurately.

Also, you might benefit by doing something else besides those Jillian workouts. In my opinion (and I've done them in the past) even when you do them at full speed they don't burn much. I'd recommend doing some weight lifting and throw in some cardio as a side note.

Also, 2 pounds in one month is nothing to sneeze at if you're already small to begin with.

I lost all my initial weight from 130 pounds down to 105 in 4-5 months. I did it by working out 45min 5x a week and counting everything. I also ate 95% at home with food I prepared myself.

I think the easiest thing would be to go to the fat2fitradio.com site and use their calculators to find out things like your body fat %.

Then you can enter the statistics into a calculator to find out how many calories someone at your goal weight, activity level, and fat % should eat to maintain. (I always put in sedentary as the activity level because I have a desk job.) Start eating at that calorie level now. If that doesn't result in weight loss, you can slowly cut back from that by about 100 calories every couple of weeks to a maximum of around -200 calories.

Your goal weight may be unrealistic for your body type. It's never a good idea to lose lean body mass just to reach a certain weight.

As the others said. If your already built small, losing weight can be tough. A smaller person can generally carry less lean muscle mass relative to their size than a larger person. That being said, your muscles are your fat burners. Out of all the structures in your body, your muscles require far more calories to maintain than practically any others.
This means that a good foundation of lean muscle will burn more calories when your NOT exercising.

Its hard to judge how much cardio your actually doing based on your posts, however, switching your strength and cardio around might be a good change. When it comes to fat loss many people do far more cardio than they actually need to as well as the wrong kind.
How do you structure your jogs, and about how long is the typical session?

As for your diet, burning for than you take in is called a calorie deficit. Basically, if you consume fewer calories than you burn, you will lose weight since you body will tear into fat reserves and other sources to power and repair your body.
That being said, it is just as important to be aware of WHAT your eating and well as WHEN your eating it to go along with creating a deficit.

Remember muscle weighs more then fat and try weighing yourself just once a week. And as stated already you are doing great, I only wish that I weighed 130 pounds

Remember muscle weighs more then fat and try weighing yourself just once a week. And as stated already you are doing great, I only wish that I weighed 130 pounds

UUUUUggggghhhhhhh, not this ^^...........

Just to clarify, because I once touched off a lengthy argument about this very thing and its best to avoid confusion. Technically, muscle does not weigh more than fat. a lb is an lb. However, muscle tissue is much denser if fat and muscle tissue fill the same VOLUME, the muscle tissue will be heavier.

So, if we look at in terms of liquid measurement, if we filled two equal size measuring cups, one with fat, and one with lean tissue, the cup containing lean tissue will be heavier, even though the volume is the same.