No...I find that it's a detergent to my journey especially since I lift...

I normally weigh once a week but I have started a new work out program called Hip Hop abs and I started weighing everyday since Monday. I just really wanted to try something different. So far, so good. I have not recorded them though, just took a mental note.

I weigh everyday but I only record it once a week. I just have to know and it reminds of what I am trying to acheive.

So I used to weigh in everyday but I decided to stop weighing myself so often since I've read other MFPers post that say it's not a good idea. Well in doing so I have gained back over 10 pounds this summer. So the moral of the story is, I am going back to weighing in every day with the mind set and understanding of how weight fluctuates and why. I believe you have to stay cognizant of your weight so you will stay on task. I believe that the scale is not the only tool in accessing my fitness/weight loss journey but it is a very necessary tool for me.

I weigh every day, but I struggle with whether I should stop or not.

I like doing it because:
1. I can see trends and correct them before a 5lb gain becomes 50lbs.
2. I like seeing that my hard work is paying off.

However, the downside for me includes:
1. Its demotivating when I worked my butt off and the scale doesnt move (or moves in the wrong direction).
2. Even though I KNOW it is likely water weight, or Aunt Flo visiting, etc, actually SEEING that number does have a mental effect on me.
3. If the scale has gone down a few days in a row, I've sometimes given myself a mental "thumbs up" to reward myself with something I know I should not eat. This, of course, is counterproductive and always comes back to bite me in the rear end.

I stopped weighing daily and even had my husband hide the scale, but I asked for it back at the beginning of this month.
I still weigh daily, but I only record/track the Sunday weight.

I never weigh myself every day. I only weigh myself once a week.