How often do you weigh/measure yourself?
marissafree2
Posts: 9 Member
I was just wondering how often you all weigh and/or measure yourself. I want to find a healthy balance and not get obsessed. I have a history of seriously disordered eating that I don't care to repeat! :blushing:
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Every few weeks.0
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I weigh once a week... don't measure that often though.0
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my scale is broke so i'm not weigh in for a month. Oh god, i dont want to neither!!0
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weigh myself every wednesday. I only just got a tape measure recently so I took my measurements before I started Ripped in 30. I will take them again after, which will also be my P90X "before" measurements.0
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I weigh and measure every Tuesday (once a week) in the morning. I measure then too. Unless it is that TOM.0
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Used to be daily. Now twice a week...Monday and Thursday :0)
Pictures and measurements on the 1st of each month.0 -
I check weight every day, but mostly because I am trying to see the ebbs and flows of the daily/weekly ups and downs now that I am into maintenance. I don't obssess over it though. In terms of measuring, I was doing every two weeks or so, but now to every month since things are slowing down and I know for a fact my waist cannot physically get any smaller than it is! Now my hips are another story altogether! :grumble:0
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I workout at Curves and they weigh you and take measurements every 25 workouts which works out to be about once a month. I find that works well for me. I weigh my food every day so as long as I know I'm eating properly I don't need to obsess about the fluctuations on the scale. I don't know how people can put themselves through that every day.0
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It used to be every day, and then every other day... now once a week - sometimes once a fortnight.0
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Currently, the last Wed of every month.0
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I weigh every day and log it in a separate app so I can look for trends (sodium, hormones, etc) On MFP I log my weight, BF%, and measurements every Friday.0
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I weigh everyday ,but i dont let the weight intimidate me.I understand the scale weight has many other factors contributing to it like
1.Sodium
2.Low calorie
3.Hydration
4.TOM
5.Weight lifting
6.New workout routine
7.Other hormonal
I just measure every day to observe patterns-i record them on a spreadsheet and take an average of them for the week.compare it previous weeks weight.0 -
I weigh pretty much every time I walk into the bathroom, and I measure every 2 weeks. I know the weighing is too much, but I'm curious and never get discouraged by the normal ups/downs.0
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Since I'm bigger I do it once a week. I just started measuring but I think I'm going to do that once a week or once every two weeks. I mostly just started it so during those moments where the weight isn't dropping I can still see that my body is changing as a boost. I find that when things come to a stand still I feel defeated and that's normally when I binge.0
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I weigh myself once aweek in the morning before breakfst. If you can try to void and the other thing if you can, every ounce counts.0
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Scales lie! The best way to see and measure progress is a combination of weighing in AND taking measurements.
I used to be obsessed with it but now I weigh in about every 2-3 weeks and take measurements every 4-6 weeks.0 -
Twice a week. Friday to see my progress from the week and to keep a mental note to behave on the weekend and Monday to see the damage i did over the weekend. It helps and I dont drive myself crazy over it.0
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Once a week, specifically every Monday morning.0
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Weight : once a week
Measurements : oups ...Forgot last week ...
Maybe I'll try every 14 days because the more I am close to my goal, the slower the weight loss will be and it's gonna drive me crazy !0 -
every MOnday at my doctors office for free! Make sure you wiegh yourself on the same scale everytime too.0
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Pretty much daily, especially if I've been trying hard with the diet and cardio. I want results, dammit.0
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Measurements: once a month
Weigh: once a week0 -
I never measure myself (maybe I should) but I weigh myself every morning after I use the bathroom. Make it a part of your morning routine. Don't get obsessed with it though. If you feel like that's too much try once or twice a week.0
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Scale once a week and calipers 1-2 a week0
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I've never measured which I regret now and I weigh myself every day but only update it once a week.. I would recommend weighing yourself every 2 weeks just so that u don't go crazy with weight fluctuations.. It's something I should do too because sadly, I am addicted to my scale0
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I weigh everyday ,but i dont let the weight intimidate me.I understand the scale weight has many other factors contributing to it like
1.Sodium
2.Low calorie
3.Hydration
4.TOM
5.Weight lifting
6.New workout routine
7.Other hormonal
I just measure every day to observe patterns-i record them on a spreadsheet and take an average of them for the week.compare it previous weeks weight.
Yes, this is me too. I weight every day and the pattern is great to see. You list all those things above to learn about our own bodies.0 -
First of all, congrats on overcoming your ED and being wary of going back to your 'ways'. That's the best way to never go back there again!
I weigh myself daily but I do know that a lot of things affect daily fluctuations so I don't get too upset if I gain a few pounds. However....I'm trying really hard to accept a SEVEN lb gain from too much sodium and water the last few days. lol I've never had it go that high in one single day.
I am also recovered from an ED but weighing myself daily isn't one thing I'll give up. Just today I read on fitbie that people who weigh daily, weigh less than those who don't. I think that's because when we KNOW we will weigh more, we don't, then things get out of hand.
I measure myself once a week and log it in a journal along with my weight for that day. It is an improvement over weighing myself 10 times a day so I'll take it.0 -
Once a week0
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i measure myself once a month:)0
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I weigh myself a few times a week and get my trainer to do measurements every 90 days, which includes body fat percentage. I have only lost six pounds and went from 22% body fat to 18%. Then I didn't lose any weight and went down to 15.9% body fat. So that tells you that the cardio is burning the fat and all the protein I'm eating is building muscle back. So don't necessarily go by the scale. I can tell when I put on more fat just by looking at myself in the mirror.0
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