What is your ultra goal weight?
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5' 4" starting 158, Goal 130, UGW 125 give or take to be maintaining by January with tone and more tone...0
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So are we pretending that UGW to most of the world means UNDER goal weight (as in below a healthy BMI)? And is a really common acronym in the eating disorder community?0
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So are we pretending that UGW to most of the world means UNDER goal weight? And is a really common acronym in the eating disorder community?
i always thought it meant ultimate0 -
So are we pretending that UGW to most of the world means UNDER goal weight? And is a really common acronym in the eating disorder community?
i always thought it meant ultimate
I've been hearing it often, and always meaning under...I'm more than happy to be wrong, but for some of these people...I highly doubt that I am wrong...0 -
5'9 165 is mine.0
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My goal weight is awesome abs. I don't believe in the scale, it lies. I'm 5'4" a strong size 0 at 123 pounds . . . about 4 pounds of muscle too light.0
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I don't have a goal weight. I just want to feel and look good.0
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I honestly worry my goal is way too small despite it being fine with BMI because I was there 3 years ago and looked like a skeleton apart from my legs.
ANYWAY mine is 67kg or 147lbs I am 5 10 and have huge hips (as in the bones) and shoulders....I probably won't ever hit that as i intend to stack on muscle0 -
So are we pretending that UGW to most of the world means UNDER goal weight? And is a really common acronym in the eating disorder community?
i always thought it meant ultimate
Yes, I believe it means ultimate.0 -
I'm 5'8 and I would say my "ultra" goal weight is 130. I've never been that thin though...so I don't know :P I'm just going with what looks/feels good to me.0
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I'm 5'4 my goal weight is 130lbs.0
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I'm 5'3" goal weight is 115 current weight is 143....shouldn't take to long.0
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18% body fat0
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I see no difference between goal weight and ultra goal weight.
Mine is 160 at 5'8"
A goal weight is what you're aiming for. I think an ultra goal weight is like the lowest that you would let yourself go.
I'm 5' 5
My goal weight is 130 lbs but my ultra goal weight is 115 lbs. (Assuming I correctly know the definition of an ultra goal weight)0 -
all time heaviest weight -310 LBS
CW- 166lbs
UGW 150lbs0 -
im 5'1ft and my UGW is 125.0
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I'm 5ft1" and my goal is to get down to 20% body fat percentage.0
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So are we pretending that UGW to most of the world means UNDER goal weight? And is a really common acronym in the eating disorder community?
I am really shocked at how litle some people want to weigh.0 -
I'm 5'3 and UGW is 130 for me.0
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hummmm least see cw124 5'1 ulimate goal weight 115 but who know what my body will decide. I'll keep doing what I'm doing till my body does want to do it anymore. :flowerforyou:0
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I will be totaly happy somewhere between 140-150 pounds no specific # some somewhere in that range and tone I`m 5foot 5inches tall0
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I am really shocked at how litle some people want to weigh.
Well, different people carry weight differently. What suits one person's body may be too high/low for someone else to look and feel healthy, even if they are the same height. Personally, I have a very small frame... tiny wrists, no butt/hips... lol0 -
I'm 5'3" and 165 lbs. Ultimately, I'd love to be 135!0
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I see no difference between goal weight and ultra goal weight.
Mine is 160 at 5'8"
A goal weight is what you're aiming for. I think an ultra goal weight is like the lowest that you would let yourself go.
I'm 5' 5
My goal weight is 130 lbs but my ultra goal weight is 115 lbs. (Assuming I correctly know the definition of an ultra goal weight)
Can we talk about this? Why should we even be discussing 'the lowest that you would let yourself go'? That sounds like an unhealthy thought process - "Tell me what the lowest of the low you would ever let yourself get." why? How about we focus on being "our most healthy" weight, because clearly this ideal of "Ultra Goal Weight" and "Lowest you would go" just doesn't sound like a fitness goal at all. Maybe I'm wrong, but I get the impression the vast majority of us on MFP are here because we have a hard time getting to and maintaining a healthy weight, whether that's above or below what is appropriate for our height, age, and muscle mass.0 -
I'm 5'6 and my UGW is 99lbs, then I would have about 10% body fat and my stomach wouldn't sit in one saggy bean bag when I sit down.
uh that doesn't sound healthy.
^^^ I 2nd that ^^^
HEIGHT: 5'10"
CW: 228
GW: 173
UGW: 158
Just wanna be healthy, fit, trim and the best version of me possible no matter what the numbers end up being.0 -
Im 5'3 and UGW is 115. Only 15 pounds to go!0
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So are we pretending that UGW to most of the world means UNDER goal weight? And is a really common acronym in the eating disorder community?
i always thought it meant ultimate
I've been hearing it often, and always meaning under...I'm more than happy to be wrong, but for some of these people...I highly doubt that I am wrong...
I hate to say this....but that is the way it appears unfortunately
I am 5' and my goal is 105 lbs. According to my body fat measurements from the past, that is about as low as I should go, and I think that is where I will be happiest. I am at ~110 right now and I definitely don't feel I am at my goal, but fairly close to it. The closer I get the more I think 105 is appropriate. We'll see as I get closer though! BF is more of a concern than the # on the scale to me, just hard to get an accurate measurement of it, unfortunately, but I base it on my previous measurements to find what seems to be my average "lean body mass."0 -
I see no difference between goal weight and ultra goal weight.
Mine is 160 at 5'8"
I'm 5' 5
My goal weight is 130 lbs but my ultra goal weight is 115 lbs. (Assuming I correctly know the definition of an ultra goal weight)0 -
I see no difference between goal weight and ultra goal weight.
Mine is 160 at 5'8"
A goal weight is what you're aiming for. I think an ultra goal weight is like the lowest that you would let yourself go.
I'm 5' 5
My goal weight is 130 lbs but my ultra goal weight is 115 lbs. (Assuming I correctly know the definition of an ultra goal weight)
Can we talk about this? Why should we even be discussing 'the lowest that you would let yourself go'? That sounds like an unhealthy thought process - "Tell me what the lowest of the low you would ever let yourself get." why? How about we focus on being "our most healthy" weight, because clearly this ideal of "Ultra Goal Weight" and "Lowest you would go" just doesn't sound like a fitness goal at all. Maybe I'm wrong, but I get the impression the vast majority of us on MFP are here because we have a hard time getting to and maintaining a healthy weight, whether that's above or below what is appropriate for our height, age, and muscle mass.
I have only heard it used as "ultimate," as in "when I reach this weight, I will consider myself DONE and begin to maintain." That's just me. I use it as the final goal, as opposed to the mini-goals along the way.0 -
i'm 5' 7" and my ultimate goal weight is 150#.0
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