Accurately Taking Measurements
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categ78
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Hi
Any tips on taking accurate body measurements?
I feel like there only has to be a small difference in placement of the tape before it’s a false gain or loss.
Short of drawing measurement points on with permanent marker (don’t think I haven’t considered it lol!) I’d value tips from the pros
Any tips on taking accurate body measurements?
I feel like there only has to be a small difference in placement of the tape before it’s a false gain or loss.
Short of drawing measurement points on with permanent marker (don’t think I haven’t considered it lol!) I’d value tips from the pros
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Personally, I've always gone with widest points for most things (arms, chest, hips, thighs, calves) and narrowest point for waist.4
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Always in the morning and the widest point. I don't bother with the actual waist measurement (midway between the bottom rib and hip bone) for that exact reason0
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Always found it difficult on my soft body, so I stopped, and just weigh myself. I have a general idea of my measurements from what jeans size I can wear comfortably.1
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