Women 5'-5'2": What is your goal weight??

I am 4'10" hope you dont mind a few inches off :-)
Before I was pregnant I was 104 (this was too skinny). When I got to about 110-115 I looked healthier.

It probably depends on alot of factors,for me....I am also 5'1",100 to 105 was a comfortable weight. Now I am in my 50's and I find 110 to be a better weight and easier to maintain.

:laugh: 118-120. Considering I lost Point Two pounds in a month, it will take me 16 years to get there... LOL

When I was young- like still in the teens up to 21 or so I was about 100 lbs, but I think it was too thin. Then in the early 20's 110. Mid to late 20's 120-130 until pregnancy where i blew up. My goal (I am 36) is 120. I am not sure I COULD get any lower at this point in my life and after 2 kids. I will reassess when I reach 120.

Depends on your frame too. If you have a tiny frame like my sisters who are about 5', you might weight 90-100. But if you work out and build muscle do not get discouraged if you do not see the scale move. Your body might change drastically and you might get super toned and look way different because all the fat will be replaced by muscle but you may weigh the same.

I think you are probably in the healthy range now.

I was going to shoot for 120, then changed it to 105. However, I'm going to scrap the scale and just shoot for around 20% BF. If I lose more weight than I already have (I'm 138 right now), then it'll just be a nice bonus!

Gotta go with this one. I'm 5'2"
120lbs was my original goal only because that is the lowest I have ever been as an adult. I hit that in April 2011 - main reason for joining MFP was health - was hoping a little weight loss would make a nice bonus since I had put on almost 20lbs in less than a year (no change in eating habits) and then "starved" myself down to 130 and ended up pretty sick (was diagnosed as Fibromyalgia but have since figured out it was Reactive Hypoglycemia and I have been suffering from it for a lot of years - It just really manifested itself in my entire body). Then at the end of April I decided to experiment with Primal Blueprint and Primal Blueprint Fitness (Mark's Daily Apple). WOW!!! I hit 110lbs in September of last year following this lifestyle. Sugar issues have been up and down but I have finally reeled them. I saw 108.2lbs a few weeks ago and am now maintaining between 110-113lbs depending on how much water my body has decided to hold onto. I've had a lazy winter and am getting back into a structured exercise routine.

I have managed to hold onto my lean muscle mass (yet my metabolism still slowed down a little...hmmmm. Of course a pound of muscle only burns about 5-6 calories: (http://www.marksdailyapple.com/how-many-calories-does-muscle-really-burn-and-why-its-not-about-calories-anyway/)

FYI...it's next to impossible for women to build muscle without some kind of growth enhancement. You might increase it a bit depending on the state of health your body is coming from. But I can guarantee that unless you are eating a lot of protein and a lot of food and taking HGH or steroids then as a female you aren't building muscle. You are getting stronger but muscles can get stronger without getting bigger. And if you are losing weight then losing lean muscle mass is normal (A 300lb person will need a lot more lean muscle mass than a 200lb person...and a 100lb person - less weight to carry; less LMM).

But I lost things much more important than a little body fat (which was about 4% between May and September)
No more belly and belly bloat (still had this at 120lbs and 2 months of P90X did nothing for it). I now have a pretty flat tummy - a first at 41 years old.
No more eczema on my hands.
No more hiatal hernia
No more indigestion or heartburn
No more IBS (although my gut is still healing and will probably take years to completely undo the damage. Some might be permanent. I had digestion problems from mouth to *kitten*!)
No more hair loss (actually had thinning areas that have hair growing back in. Like the crown and my hairline - this was receding!!)
No more bad sleep (never had issues falling asleep but my actual sleep was atrocious)
No more cavities and decay and constant dental issues (my oral hygeine is actually worse but my teeth keep looking better and are stronger now).
No more daytime sleepiness. My energy levels went up immediately.
No more cold sores.
No more dry, scaly skin
No more anxiety. I now have a sense of well-being and calmness that I have never had. I'm more positive than I used to be.
That's all I can think of right now.

So my goal weight was 120lb (a 10lb loss) but have lost more than 20lbs now.

My Goal weight is 110 pounds and I'm 5'1, 44-yrs old.

5'2 with a goal weight of 102, ultimately i'd like to be in the double digits though, 97-98

I'm 5"1.5 and was originally aiming for 150 because I was around 200 lbs, and 50 lbs seemed so far off. Now, as I edge very close to the 150s, I am re-evaluating and I think 130 will be good for me. I've been heavy my entire life so that would be a very healthy goal.

I am 5'3"

I am shooting for 135

5'2" going for 135lbs for now. If I feel like lower is necessary, I'll re-assess, but 135 is prob a good fit for me

I'm 5'1 and my CW is 132, GW is 115. I'm short and curvy, so if I don't get below 120 I think that will be okay. I would love to get down to my early college weight of 105, but not sure if that's possible (I'm 28). My HW was 153, and I lost 20 pounds just from eating better and exercising (I do Zumba). I joined MFP to stay on track and lose the next 20 pounds

I am 5ft 3in and stocky built. I started at 183 I am aiming at 145 for now. Then I will see where I want to go. I am 161 currently