What scale to buy?
kariplz
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I've been eating at a deficit, weighing my food and exercising 4-5x a week for 6 weeks now and have not lost any weight.
I'm 5'1", and I weigh 175, my goal weight is 130. I eat 1,470 calories a day and lift 3x a week and do cardio for 60 minutes twice a week. I weigh my food and track everyday. My macros are at 50p, 30f, 20c and I'm pretty good at staying close to it everyday.
6 weeks later.. and the same weight? I'm not sure what the issue is but every time I step on the scale I get 6 different weights each time with the average staying at 175 (I've replaced the batteries). I'm not sure if I need a new scale or to change something about my calories/macros/exercise?
I'm 5'1", and I weigh 175, my goal weight is 130. I eat 1,470 calories a day and lift 3x a week and do cardio for 60 minutes twice a week. I weigh my food and track everyday. My macros are at 50p, 30f, 20c and I'm pretty good at staying close to it everyday.
6 weeks later.. and the same weight? I'm not sure what the issue is but every time I step on the scale I get 6 different weights each time with the average staying at 175 (I've replaced the batteries). I'm not sure if I need a new scale or to change something about my calories/macros/exercise?
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New scale. It's not unusual to get a slight difference on a digital scale if you weigh twice, but it should not be significant and you should not be getting 6 different readings! It's dead, I'd replace it.
I have a Salter as it is a good brand for scales of all types. No scale will stay completely accurate forever, but one from a proper scale manufacturer will be more reliable than most.
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I have a digital Taylor that has been a war horse. I think it cost under $30. Mine measures in ounces and grams, and I primarily use grams to ensure accuracy.
If you are getting different readings I your scale, try changing the batteries first.0 -
Maybe try high intensity interval training and Intermittent Fasting. It might help out. Workout 4 days a week. You need rest days. The Hiit is less time consuming if u have a tight schedule and its been workoling good for me. Good luck!0
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I bought a set of these from ebay.co.uk. Awesome and they allow you to track lots of metrics:
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/NEW-Digital-Bathroom-Scale-Body-Composition-Monitor-BMI-Bone-Fat-Water-Muscle-/322128698765?ssPageName=STRK:MESE:IT
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As a daily weigher and charter for over 3 years I can recommend any EatSmart scale. They are like $30 online. Very accurate and consistent.0
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Probably its your macros a%
Maybe u should carb cycle0 -
Ozeri Pro 4Lyfe!0
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