WEIGH IN EVERY DAY OR ONCE A WEEK
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I only record my weight on Monday mornings but I step on the scale whenever I want.0
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I think you should start measuring weekly.
The scale for me is a # I could care less about.
I think I weighed myself a few months ago.
Then recently just for fun.
I lost several several several inches,but only lost 1/2 pnd.0 -
I agree with some people that it definitely depends on how you react to things and how your emotions are affected. I weigh myself every day just so I know if I want to change or increase my exercise mid-week.
I have to say I am way more disappointed in myself if I get to the end of the week without seeing a change, than if I see a gain after just a day (because I know the body has fluctuations it goes through).
Weighing every day helps me be proactive so I don't have to see no change or a gain after an entire week of hard work.
However, only weigh yourself once a week if any of these are true:
1) Weighing only once a week motivates you to work harder during the week
2) You would get depressed seeing no progress (or gains) during daily weigh-ins0 -
I used to step on the scales every day, and I'd get really discouraged. I've lost 22 lbs., but it has been a slow, steady loss (about
1.5 pounds a week) so there wasn't a big change from day to day. Plus, what you eat and how much you burn is not always reflected in weight the next day. About 2 months ago, I decided to start weighing in weekly (first thing every Friday morning) and I've been much happier! The scale almost always reflects a loss, so it's much more satisfying. Afterwards, I put the scale out of sight, in a place that's hard for me to reach. That way, I'm not tempted to step on it all the time.0
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