How often do you weigh in?
Mom2MandN
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So do you guys weigh every day and chart it or just once a week? I am new at this whole thing. Thank you in advance.
Nicki
Nicki
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Personally, I weigh in once a week because our bodies naturally fluctuate. Besides, if I start doing it more then that I tend to get a bit obsessive and start stepping on the scale multiple times a day. Which doesn't work for me as I start to worry if the number goes up, or get overly excited when it goes down. Sometimes I can't resist and step on the scale more then once a week, but I try hard to keep it to only once.
But that's just me, everyone has their own preferences.0 -
I went from once a week to once a day and now I do it every other day and I get my BF and measurements done at the gym every couple weeks. its really just a personal thing. I like to have that every other day motivation to keep me honest. otherwise if I cave I tend to say "its ok since I dont have a weigh in until the end of the week" etc.0
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i weigh in every morning and on Mondays i take my measurements each week. everyone is different tho--so find the routine that works best for you. i go for loss, then maintain it, and repeat til i near my goal, but i'm older and have injuries so i allow myself to get used to the new me and the new weight... Good luck!0
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My goal is every 2 weeks but I usually get too excited and cave between 10-12 days. If I think I did extraordinarily well I will weigh at the 1 week mark.0
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I've just begun, but I've been weighing myself every morning out of curiosity, but I only enter my Sunday morning weight on MFP for the weigh in.0
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I do it twice a week. If I do it more often I start to get obsessive and I get really upset and grumpy if the number goes up, even by tenths of a pound. But if I do it less often I tend to forget about it.0
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Every morning, first thing in the morning, and then I log it on MFP. It keeps me honest and logging in.
Also, I'm watching for fluctuations over time because there might very well be a pattern (*ahem*tom*ahem*) to the minor ups and more generally downs.
My scale weighs in 0.2 increments only, though.0 -
I weigh in once a week, on Monday mornings. Doing it then keeps me more on track with my food over the weekend, knowing I have to face the scale on Monday!0
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I tend to weigh myself daily and it affects my mood. I try very hard to only do it twice a week, which is how frequently I put it on MFP. However, when I become obsessive my husband swoops in to hide the scale. It's rather refreshing. Out of sight, out of mind.0
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Once a week, every Friday.0
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Every day at the same time I weigh myself. In the morning, before anything... stark naked. I only check in the results when I hit a new low.0
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every 3 weeks - if I weigh more often it will become obsessive!
I like seeing a diffence of 2kg/5lb or more :-)0 -
Once a month, on a Sunday, in the morning, after a pee, bucket naked... :-)0
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Some weight loss articles say once a week others say once a day so you can see what you need to change in your daily routine. I feel it's really up to you but one thing should stay consistent...Always way in at the same time of day. Your weight will vary depening on what time of day it is.0
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I weigh myself everyday0
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I weight and record my weight on Sunday, and then weight again on Wednesday just to make sure I'm on track .0
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Every day like a crack head...but only record Sunday mornings0
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I'll call you Pookie !0
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