7.30pm weigh in help!
mandybullock2015
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I know you should weigh yourself in the morning but the weight loss club I go to is at 7.30pm where I get weighed in as I can’t go to a morning one because of work
I know I’m always going to weigh more at night but do u have any tips to help me not be so heavy and bloated at night, thanks (:
I know I’m always going to weigh more at night but do u have any tips to help me not be so heavy and bloated at night, thanks (:
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You may be heavier at night than in the morning but if you always weigh at the same time you will notice the trend hopefully going down, may not look great if you compare weekly but once you have 6 months to a years worth of data to compare you notice the line is going down even if there are bumps in it!8
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In the long run it shouldn’t really matter because your weight trend over time should still decrease at the same rate. I’d just suggest following the trend instead of getting caught up on the actual number.4
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You will weigh more at night unless you don’t eat and drink anything during the day. There’s no healthy way to avoid that.
Your weight will still show your progress, though, just at a couple of pounds heavier and with more ups and downs.
But if you want to track yourself at a possibly lighter (depending on the difference in scales) and slightly less variable weight, why don’t you just weigh yourself in the morning at home as well?3 -
If you artificially manipulate your evening weight for the weight loss club you are going to have to do that every single week.
It's the week on week trend that is important, not the number.5 -
mandybullock2015 wrote: »I know you should weigh yourself in the morning but the weight loss club I go to is at 7.30pm where I get weighed in as I can’t go to a morning one because of work
The key is consistency, so track trends rather than absolute weight. You've still got some error as you won't consume exactly the same each day, but you'll have an appreciation of direction.
Don't overthink it.
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Back when I used to attend Weight Watchers meetings, I used to weigh in every Thursday evening.
I used to make sure I ate the same thing for lunch every Thursday (tofu and spinach cannelloni - yummm) , and stopped drinking a couple of hours of so before the meeting. Always made sure to wear the same clothes and shoes too. My weigh ins were accurate enough0 -
The good thing is you always compare at the same time, so you will see the progress even if it is not your morning weight Try eating the same things on the day of the weigh in every time so that your bloat is as consistent as possible. If you always put on 1kg of "bloat" (food in the system, water, etc.) eating that food and driking that amount of water you will see the correct progress just woth the number being 1kg heavier than it would be in the morning0
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I shifted from three meals a day to one, which is in the morning, my lowest weight is 24 hours after my last meal but I've seen my weight go down slowly during the day as the meal is digested, it's pretty neat.4
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It's the trend that matters, the weight you have gained over the course of the day isn't fat, it's food ingested, water retention and waste processing out of your system. If you're keeping to the same sort of routine then you will be able to see your weight compared to the week before at the same time, there's not really any point in trying to cheat the scale because that will have no bearing on your fat loss.
If that's going to bother you, then perhaps a weight loss club isn't the right place for you.2 -
If it helps, I do my "official" weigh ins, once a week, in the evenings for consistency. This also gives me an idea of where my body is at at its heaviest.
But I also do daily morning weigh-ins using the Happy Scale app to track the day-to-day fluctuations and get that little reward from a smaller number too0 -
I would say doing anything except wear light clothes you're on the borderline of a disorder. It's just a number on the scale it does not define you in anyway and if you think it does that is a problem.
Go with the trend I use trendweight.com makes the fluctuations not seem so scary.4 -
Get a scale...0
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mandybullock2015 wrote: »I know you should weigh yourself in the morning but the weight loss club I go to is at 7.30pm where I get weighed in as I can’t go to a morning one because of work
I know I’m always going to weigh more at night but do u have any tips to help me not be so heavy and bloated at night, thanks (:
The reason to weigh in is to measure progress... so the change over time. Use a trending weight app or site.
If you are comparing weights taken at the same time of day under close to the same conditions you should still be able to measure progress.
Try to have consistant habits. Have the same size lunch.
Try to wear the same or similar weight clothing.
Don't eat or drink close to your weigh in time.
Use the toilet.
If it bothers you maybe get a home scale so you can weigh in the morning.2
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