For Weekly Weighers, Why did you pick the day you did to weigh in?
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Friday morning for me - I indulge on the weekends generally so Monday would be a sad day indeed to document my efforts!0
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Monday, because it is the start of the work week.0
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When I started I chose Monday morning because I thought it might help me stay on track during the weekend and it actually did.0
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Sunday mornings - after the usual morning routine, but before breakfast and coffee. It's my quietest, least stressful morning.0
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Hi, I am new to this site and would like to say that I weigh myself daily but the official weight I use is the one from my Tuesday Morning TOPS group.1
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I'm with the Wednesday group!
Enough time to lose water weight from the weekend and have worked out sufficient days.0 -
As a daily weigher, I can say that there's typically a trend down through the week with Friday and Saturday being the lowest for the week, and a spike back up for Mondays. Particularly true these last few weeks between various family birthdays, a bachelor party, etc.
There's been a 5 lb drop from Monday to Saturday each of the past two weeks.0 -
Monday as it keeps me focused over the weekend, and makes me think twice about any weekend treats.0
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Friday morning. I am much more likely to overindulge or eat out and retain water from extra salt during the weekend, which for me starts on Friday.0
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That was the day I started restricting calories to lose weight and charted my starting weight. So I weigh the same day each week.1
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I weigh daily but only record Sunday morning. I take one particular supplement that is very effective for a medical condition I have but it causes some side effects including fluid retention. Each week, I have to rest from it by reducing it for half a day and then not taking it the next day so my body can deal with it all. I record my weight the following morning.
I weigh everyday to keep an eye out for any sudden increase due to fluid retention just in case.
I then have Sunday as my naughty diet day.
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I go to the gym M-F so I weigh in on Friday after my last workout of the week. Then I take a two day vacay and start again on Monday!1
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When I started I weighed on Wednesdays because that was the day I began. Now that I weigh every day I still only record Wednesday on here and everything else in Happy Scale. Also, not having a social life makes the Saturday and Sunday weigh-ins much more bearable.2
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I've always weighed in on Monday, but after reading all these comments I think I'll start weighing in on Friday's! It does make a lot more sense lol0
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I tend to lose control on the weekend so I weigh in on Monday morning. That way I have more accountability and reason to watch my intake over the weekend.0
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I weigh daily, but only record on Tuesdays.
I picked Tuesday because I tend to eat saltier on the weekends and I shed the water weight on Monday.0 -
Saturday - I’m active in a Maintenance accountability thread on the forums and the check in weekly date is set to a weekend date, so I just kinda fell into that as my routine lately.0
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i do wednesday because its my mid week rest day.0
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I weigh daily, but I also record my weekly weight in a separate spreadsheet. I didn't really 'choose' the day; that's just the day when I suddenly decided I'd had it with being fat and started my new regime.0
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I weigh in on Fridays because Saturday is my refeed day. I may gain a pound the following day but by the end of the week I’m back down and lose more weight.0
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