I'm 30 years old, 5'2", and currently weight 117. My goal weight is N/A, lol. I try to focus more on the shape of my body and how I feel and less on the scale number since I'm already in the healthy range. I've also noticed that when I train regularly, my weight stays about the same but my body is much more lean and muscular, so I don't really mind what the scale says.

Like other shorties in here that carry their weight in their lower abdomen and thighs, I feel you!! I've been away from fitness for about a year and a half until a couple weeks ago and am rocking a first trimester food baby as we speak. The fittest, strongest, and leanest I've ever been came from heavy lifting and HIIT style workouts. To all the other ladies that have suggested that, I fully agree. It will transform your body composition! Also, if you're already lean in your upper body, you will start to see awesome results in your shoulders, arms, and upper back really quickly.

My weakness is always food, so that's what I'm working on the most right now. Making healthy choices and getting back to a regular workout schedule. I'm always looking for new friends, so feel free to add me!!!

Hello there, I am 4' 11 1/2" (yes, and a half ) and I weight 133. I used to weight 180 and my goal is to get to 115-120 lbs and/or 22% body fat. I am a work in progress but am challenging myself to reach my full potential, it is not easy. Most of my fat is in my stomach

Hello,
I'm 5'2 and 116lbs with 20.5% body fat... secretly my goal weight is 105 but honestly if I could gain more muscle/definition I wouldn't care what the scale says. Carry it all in the legs and butt, although after reaching my 40's a few years ago started seeing it in my arms and belly.

In 5 months with intentionally being more active I dropped 5.3% body fat...in the last six week I started a 'training' plan cycling 5-6 days a week and strength training 3x's a week. That resulted in a 2.6 lbs fat loss and 1.2 lbs muscle gain, so now I am looking for tips on how to increase the muscle gain.

Hi everyone! I'm 5'2" and 112, started at 114.5 four weeks ago and even though the calories/workout math is correct for weight loss I'm not losing anymore and the measurements are barely budging!

Please add me or comment, I could use some support and tips to keep going. It's so hard being disciplined and not seeing results. Anyone else get stuck at 112? I tend to also get stuck at 109. Goal is 106-107 by 8/23....., don't think I'm going to make it (started 7/5).

I'm 5'4", currently at 124lbs and trying to get down to 115 (but, tbh, I'll be happy with anything lower than 120!).

Currently focusing on cardio simply because I enjoy running and want to get in shape for charity run season which will start up again in a few months. I am also planning to work in some body-weight exercises and weights/kettle bell exercises soon. I occasionally do hot yoga but my work schedule atm is not conducive to the class times.

I'm also a pescetarian (vegetarian but with occasional seafood consumption) and am really trying to focus on eating whole, natural foods rather than processed foods.

I am 5'1" and 138. I have reached my breaking point and I am trying to reach 115 (maybe even 110). I am on the elliptical daily, with a new diet as well. I have a butt and thighs that last for days, and well, it's pretty uncomfortable! I could always use motivation if anyone would friend me...?!?

I'm 5'1, 121 and want to go back to 110. I always was 110 until 2 years ago I got some bad news. The bad stuff went away, the weight stayed. I'm starting meal prepping again so I won't be lazy and eat junk food. I also started with You Are Your Own Gym yesterday.

Hi everyone, 5'3". I've been around 135 most of the past few years, but I tend to creep towards 140. Spent most of my 20s very heavy, maxed at 182; in 2009 I began getting healthier. Always was a Weight Watchers girl but recently dumped it and have been tracking on MFP for the past 5 weeks. Started at 137.8 this time and this morning was 132.5, which is record-fast weight loss for me (I usually lose around 0.67 pounds per week, so 1 pound per week is a big win). Not sure what my goal is; I'd love to have some real muscle definition in my arms which I think would only come around 125 or maybe even less. I haven't been that thin since 2009 and am worried it will be super difficult to maintain as I LOVE to eat. Trying to maintain 1200 calories most days of the week. Weekends are my biggest challenge.