Weighing In?
wantmytruk
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When do you weigh in, how often?
I use the Wii for exercising with the EA Active and Wii Fit. The Wii Fit likes people to weigh in daily but EA Active asks for it weekly. What do you feel works better for you?
I use the Wii for exercising with the EA Active and Wii Fit. The Wii Fit likes people to weigh in daily but EA Active asks for it weekly. What do you feel works better for you?
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I like weighing myself monthly (: ... it helps me not obsess over the numbers, and just focus on what I'm doing. Numbers can be discouraging... if you aren't sure what you weigh, it makes you fight even harder so you'll like the number you see. You know? (:0
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I go a little crazy if I have to wait a whole week so I usually weigh in twice a week. Just remember that your weight can fluctuate a lot so weighing in too often doesn't really give you a clear picture.0
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I go a little crazy if I have to wait a whole week so I usually weigh in twice a week. Just remember that your weight can fluctuate a lot so weighing in too often doesn't really give you a clear picture.0
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I had thought about monthly when I saw that you had mentioned it last week, but I do think I would go crazy waiting. I feel like daily is too much because my schedule fluctuates so the Wii continually tells me that it could be off my 2 or more pounds.....and I don't want to think I weight 2 pounds more than I actually do!! Maybe I will go with biweekly and see how I feel.0
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I weigh myself daily, but only officially log it once a week0
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I weigh myself daily, but only officially log it once a week
This. My official day is Monday, since I figure I'll be my heaviest after a weekend.0 -
I tend to weigh myself every morning when I'm getting dressed. Weight does flucuate so much, even throughout the day that I would almost swear the scale is the devil sometimes. I always try to convince myself that I should only weigh myself once a month and focus on the weekly measurments rather than the numbers but I never seem to be able to wait an entire week. I think that if I see the number going up then I can adjust my activity level accordingly,0
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I weigh myself daily but only record once a week.0
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I weigh myself daily, but only officially log it once a week
This. My official day is Monday, since I figure I'll be my heaviest after a weekend.
Nice Camaro, btw! Love those things0 -
I weigh myself daily and log it when I am down.
I know I can fluctuate around 2 pounds from day to day so I dont stress too much if it's more than that I just review my diary to see what's up. Sodium up the day before? Just a check on myself :-)0 -
Unofficially every morning, record it only on Saturdays. I find having the information very useful and it gives me a better sense of the general trend. I can respond more quickly to problems because it's easier to see them; if I weighed only once a week, it would take me several weeks to notice a trend. Also, it keeps me from getting upset at worse-than-expected results because I can tell what's going on. For example, if I weigh every day, I might notice that I'm down three pounds on Friday, but then retain water and not see the loss on my official weigh in on Saturday. Since I know Friday's number, I won't get upset because I know it's not that I didn't lose at all; if I only knew the Saturday number, I'd have no idea if it was water or if I'd actually lost nothing at all and would be upset with no obvious solution.0
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I weigh myself every morning, but I don't "count" it. I count my monthly weigh and measure at Curves as my official weigh in, though I have a couple threads here that have a weekly weigh in.0
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Daily, to see if my sodium intake affects water weight gain. I check-in if I lose weight but after logging a 3-4lb loss, I haven't lost any since so I'm sure I was dehydrated and now I'm depressed because I can't log a loss! I know it's silly but it bugs me. I've lost 32lbs since Jan. so I have nothing to complain about.0
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I'm guilty of weighing myself throughout each day. I take the morning weight as my "official" weight but log in only with losses. I know some think it's bad to weigh every day but it keeps me on track and focused.0
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I weigh every am and every night. I find it interesting how much my weight fluctuates in a day.
I only record a lower weight after i've maintained it for a few days....0 -
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Monthly wouldn't motivate me enough. I try biweekly
I don't own a scale for that very reason. I would OCD and being a woman water weight can drive you batty!!
So I use my mother in laws scale
But it's old school and at 36 I'm starting to have a hard time reading it
So I use my gym scale too lol0 -
I decided weekly sounds good. I tend to beat myself up with the daily weigh in because I see the increase of .5 or more because of timing. Sunday mornings are my days and today was a good one! Down 2.7 from last Sunday!!:flowerforyou:0
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Being that I calculate BMR/TDEE from real data (weigh-ins and cal in/out) and not formulas to estimate it, daily weigh ins are a necessity. I usually do it 2x-3x a day, but only keep the lowest. Google the Hackers Diet if you want to learn how to self-calculate your real BMR/TDEE number. Doing so gives you a much, much better understanding of what is going on with the scale.0
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I weigh myselft weekly, the exact time and day every week. I have some friends who weigh in daily or bi-weekly.0
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