Below 250 (hadn't been there since the mid nineties)
Below 230 (stuck there for several years after birth of my first child)
Below 200 (nuff said)
196-- out of obesity, and what I weighed at the beginning of my first pregnancy.
175 (the weight I was when I graduated from college)
161 (my average high school and college weight)
151 (my slim high school and college weight)
145 (lowest adult weight)
Now, I must add 187. I stuck at that weight from August 2010 until January 2011 before I got frustrated and started creeping up again.
I'm about to turn 50 and I don't think 145 or 151 is in the cards for me, but I really believe that I should be able to get to the 170s if not the 160s....
Now that I'm back on track, I will CHEER when I break past 187.
179...I've been lower but 180 was where I always got stuck before, so 179 is significant to me.
165...It was when I was dehydrated so it was a "fake" low, but I've seen 166 on the scale before, so I want to hit a new low.
143...I guess my goal is rather random. It happens to be exactly 65lbs down from my start weight but that's not why I picked it, I just wanted a goal in the middle of my healthy weight range and that's the number that popped in my head.
179...I've been lower but 180 was where I always got stuck before, so 179 is significant to me.
165...It was when I was dehydrated so it was a "fake" low, but I've seen 166 on the scale before, so I want to hit a new low.
143...I guess my goal is rather random. It happens to be exactly 65lbs down from my start weight but that's not why I picked it, I just wanted a goal in the middle of my healthy weight range and that's the number that popped in my head.
Laureedee,
We're the same height and I've never weighed 143, even when I was a varsity athlete in college. I do see a lot of people who are 5'8" and in the 140s, but my daughter, who is sixteen and plays two varsity sports usually weighs around 170, and she's an inch shorter than me.
I think it depends on your build. I have a muscular body type and it has always been really hard for me to maintain a weight under 160, even though I spent a lot of my youth trying.
143 might be perfect for you, but I'm just throwing it out there that I think at our height, some of us are good at a higher weight than that.
Here's a picture of me at about 190, and I don't think I really look like I'm fifty pounds overweight.
169 is a Huge milestone number for me. When I get down to this one I know I look cuddly rather than FATTTTTTT. It's also the number that **this time** I'll start kicking my own butt at, because I can get complacent around it.
139 is an even bigger number for me. It's 1lb under 10 stone, and I know I look 'normal'. It's the weight at which I'm comfortable talking about diety stuff with other 'normal' people.
135 is the number at which I will sob uncontrollably and cheer uncontrollably alternately. It's 1lb more than last time (2004). It's the weight at which I felt carefree and confident. At the same time, I know I'll regret the 7 fat years I piled onto it last time. More butt-kicking, I fancy!!
229 is my current one as well! I can't wait...I can see it looming! I think my largest goal number is 180. I know I can make that by next summer and that is such and exciting thought! Of course I know you feel the same way about 199...how awesome will that number be!?
We're the same height and I've never weighed 143, even when I was a varsity athlete in college. I do see a lot of people who are 5'8" and in the 140s, but my daughter, who is sixteen and plays two varsity sports usually weighs around 170, and she's an inch shorter than me.
I think it depends on your build. I have a muscular body type and it has always been really hard for me to maintain a weight under 160, even though I spent a lot of my youth trying.
143 might be perfect for you, but I'm just throwing it out there that I think at our height, some of us are good at a higher weight than that.
Here's a picture of me at about 190, and I don't think I really look like I'm fifty pounds overweight.
I agree, you don't! I, however, look a good 40lbs overweight, nevermind only being about 20lbs actually overweight. And I have lots of excess fat on my stomach (and everywhere else) and I think getting rid of even just 75% of that would take a good 30-40lbs. As I mentioned, I've been to 166 and it was obvious that I had a good ways to go then.
Really though, I'm not married to 143. If I'm healthy and love how I look at 160, I'll stop there!
sigh
