How often do you weigh in? Whats' your workout schedule?
mrstyle25
Posts: 14 Member
I'm currently weighing in once a week on Friday mornings prior to my workout. I did this the second day I started working out and have just stuck with it. I'm wondering if I should go to twice a week, to help me tweak my diet and routine more, or if I should stick with the once a week approach.
if I go to twice a week it would be Tuesday morning before workouts and Friday mornings before workout. Monday is my off day, so that means I would have three days of workouts between each weigh-in. That keeps it even and fair, right?
Always eat right despite one off day and workouts consist of cardio at ther gym followed by Xbox Kinect Biggest Loser calistinics workout.
* Monday - Off day
* Tuesday - Weigh/Workout
* Wednesday - Workout
* Thursday - Workout
* Friday - Weigh/Workout
* Saturday - Workout
* Sunday - Workout
Have a great and healthy day everyone!!!
if I go to twice a week it would be Tuesday morning before workouts and Friday mornings before workout. Monday is my off day, so that means I would have three days of workouts between each weigh-in. That keeps it even and fair, right?
Always eat right despite one off day and workouts consist of cardio at ther gym followed by Xbox Kinect Biggest Loser calistinics workout.
* Monday - Off day
* Tuesday - Weigh/Workout
* Wednesday - Workout
* Thursday - Workout
* Friday - Weigh/Workout
* Saturday - Workout
* Sunday - Workout
Have a great and healthy day everyone!!!
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I weigh in everyday..just for my own piece of mind. I work out 6 days a week for 30-50 minutes depending on what I want to do.0
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Weigh in once a week with my other MFP members that are my friends. Monday morning first thing.0
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Hi there,
I would suggest keeping to your once a week and perhaps also measure yourself once a month? As you lose weight and gain muscle, you'll be shrinking, but your weight might be creeping up due to the muscle! Just a thought for you0 -
I weigh in when I'm feeling lucky. I don't see a lot of movement on the scale but I am seeing it in my body as I lose the jiggly stuff and gain muscle tone. Seeing the pounds go down is awesome but imagining myself feeling better on the beach the summer gets me through that bit.0
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My doctor & trainer both say once a week is good. My routines were Mon-Sat & Sun rested. Monday a.m. I would weigh-in......but I guess it's up to the individual...........Hope this helps.........GOOD LUCK...................:glasses:0
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I weigh in twice a month but I think I will start doing it once a month. I don't want to live by the scale....my clothes will tell me if I'm losing or gaining.0
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I work out mon thru sat. I weigh myself first thing wed morning before I drink ot eat anything or workout. I weigh in wed because if I see something off I can fix it and not waste the week doing something that doesnt work.0
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Oh, my workout schedule:
Monday - Rest
Tuesday - Cardio
Wednesday - Cardio
Thursday - Rest
Friday - Cardio
Saturday - Cardio and Circuit Training
Sunday - Cardio and Circuit Training0 -
I'm weigh daily. It keeps me accountable that way I'm not a week behind when I figure out I'm off path. I only log it when I'm down, to record my lowest weight. I weigh before I work out to avoid dehydration loss.
I work out at 4:30 M-F and in the AM on weekends. I sometimes run in the evenings or weekends if it's not too dark or I want the extra stress relief.0 -
I weigh in every morning before a work out
I alternate how I work out, I do body splits.. So one day I will work legs the next I will work half my upper body next is legs then after that is the other half of my upper.. I work out 5 days a week with Sat and Sun off... I do minimal cardio0 -
As far as working out... between 2 and 4 days a week. I like to do LA Boxing twice a week and then try to fit in regular gym twice a week to do a little strength training and treadmill / elliptical. LA Boxing workouts are 1 hour and at the gym I usually spend about 1.5 hours. With more free time I'd really like to do maybe 5 days a week, but you prioritize your life and you do what you can.
Now that I've gotten accustomed to making myself sweat I might give P90x a try this month at the recommendation of a friend of mine who's completed it and been really happy with it. I'd like to keep up my other schedule as well but I have no idea if I'll be able to handle that or not until I get there.0 -
I work out evenings Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday.
Wednesday I focus most on weights.
Thursday I mix weights and treadmill running.
Friday's I do HIIT training with treadmill/elliptical/cycling
Saturday I do HIIT as well, and go wild since it's a day I do not work and have the next day off.
I weight in Saturday mornings before breakfast.0 -
I find once a week is fine for me to keep track of overall trends without getting hung up on tiny variations.
If I weighed myself every day I'd get neurotic about tiny shifts up or down and just mess myself up.0 -
I switched from weighing daily to weighing once a week, on Friday mornings.
I do workout Dvd, usually at 5 am, 30-60 minutes depending on Dvd. (I have several Jillian Michaels and a couple Billy Banks)
I walk 3+ miles on Saturday mid-day.
Sunday I rest.0 -
I weigh in twice a month but I think I will start doing it once a month. I don't want to live by the scale....my clothes will tell me if I'm losing or gaining.
I used to weigh every day but that's too depressing so I'm going to do this too!0 -
I weigh myself every morning.After a while, I will try to switch to weighing in once a week, but I do it everyday for now. I generally work out 6 days a week for at least an hour at the gym. I divide my time between the ellipticals, arc trainer, treadmills, and track most days depending on what I feel like doing that day. I also do 30 Day Shred occasionally, though not as often as I should.
Also, Sundays are usually my rest days, but sometimes it just depends on my schedule.0 -
Fun to see everyone’s approach.
I am weighing only once a month. Exercise is Monday through Saturday. Three of those days are yoga. The others are a mix of cardio and strength training (elliptical, , stationary bike, body pump class, bootcamp). Every other week I do two workouts in one day and rest the day after.0 -
I weigh in on Saturdays
and I dont have a regular work out schedeul
I probably should, but i I find it so hard where Im a casual at work so I never know my work scheduel and I work 12 hour shifts.0 -
I weigh in daily just so I can keep focused.
My workout schedule is I try to run every other day at least (I'm running an 8 k next month) and I have been adding some light weights to try to define muscle whenever I think about it. Not very scheduled, but it's more than I was doing before, and I'm seeing results! I definitely have more endurance with running. YAY me!0 -
I must be the only one who weighs in every 2 wks (Sun), I do it for my sanity, I use to go crazy not seeing the scale drop after my workout or a few days after. It has worked for me, I've been consistenly losing. I take my measurements every 2 wks as well.0
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Once a week my friend!0
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I really love seeing everyones different approaches, it's really enlightening, i may have to make some tweaks to mine as the days go on. I think i will stick with once a week for now. Too often may set me up for disappointment, and any fewer won't give me time to right a mistake in my training or diet. Thanks again everyone!!0
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I weigh everyday, but instead of comparing to the day before I compare it to the same day last week. So I see the results of a week of work, but daily.. sneaky I know0
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I started out last year only weighing in once a week. But I waited so impatiently for weigh-in day and experienced disappointment several times when I didn't lose as much as I thought I had. So I started in weighing daily but only my once-a-week official day "counts." That's the weight I track.
I'm glad I started weighing in every day because I learned that my weight can vary as much as 2 or 3 pounds from day to day. So some "official" days I may be even up a pound and the following day down 2lbs. Or vice versa. I learned not to sweat a couple of pounds since the long-term trend (over a year now) has been down.
I do 60 minutes on an elliptical trainer 5 days a week - usually Monday through Friday. I've started working with free weights this year - 30 minutes twice a week.0 -
My official weigh in day is Thursday when I wake. I also check in on Monday's.... this makes sure I stay on track over the weekends. As for working out I have made a deal with myself that I have to be active for at least 30 mins a day. I missed 3 days in January. I mostly work out with my Wii EA Sports 2. I also walk 3 days a week for about 45 mins each and on the weekends I usually walk for an hour on one of the days. My walks will increase once the warmer weather comes around as I am going to walk a 10k in May.0
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Since joining a week ago
-weigh in on Sunday
-exercise everyday 1 day strength training 6 days cardio <- I need to fix this, include a rest day or two and balance more strength days
before MFP
-weigh in on Skinny days
-exercise on weekends0 -
If I feel like I haven't done well in a week then I won't weigh myself or if it's the week before my period I know I'm likely to heavier and so don't weigh. On average I weigh myself every couple of weeks. This is what my week looks like:
Mon: cycling 1 hour
Tues: cycling 1 hour
Wed: cycling 1 hour
roller derby 2 hours
Thurs: cycling 1 hour
Fri: cycling 1 hour
Sat: roller derby 3 hours
Sun: rest0 -
I weight in once a week on a Saturday morning. No point weighing in any more days than that for me otherwise I will send myself crazy lol
I don't really have a workout schedule either but I do try to do something 6 days out of 7.0 -
I plan on doing a 5k in April, as soon as I sign up it will be official, i have to stop loligagging about it.
I'm going to weigh in in the morning, it's tough thinking about because I want each time to be really good. I'm paranoid i'll drink too much water, or not enough trying to skew the results or something. Ugh, i probably couldn't handle doing this more than once a week for this reason alone!!0
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