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Weigh in frequency.......
I noticed lots of people seem to weigh daily or several times a week. I am on week 8 and weigh every Wednesday. It's just the day of the week I started my journey......anyway.....I felt *different* this morning and decided to weigh just for giggles and my scale said 236.0 - Wednesday I was 238.2 !!!:carrot: I don't want to drive myself crazy with daily weigh ins though so I think I will wait until Wednesday to change the ticker and hopefully I will still be 236 or less come Wednesday!!
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Congratulations!
I do weigh daily. This helps me to track my normal fluctuations. However, I only officially track Monday's number. |
I've always been told to weigh in weekly (my day is Saturday...tomorrow!!). But I like how you keep track of normal fluctuations Rhonda...I'm afraid I might obsess over it though.
Way to go TXMary2!! That's awesome! |
yah. I weigh daily. And when you are going through a FOUR MONTH LONG PLATEAU it's a little frustrating. But through trail and error I have found if I AVOID the scale I do more damage than good.
So I can tell you that this morning I was 200.4. And yesterday morning I was 200.6. The morning before THAT I was 199.6. I bounce from 198-203 and have for FOUR months. Okay... that turned into a mini rant. But yah. I weigh daily. lol!!! |
I weigh every day, but only change ticker on Mondays.
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I weight at random times throughout the week, but Thursday is the only day I officially count.
Congrats on your loss! |
cfmama, have you tried changing the amount of calories you take in a day? It helps me. I've been told that it is like tricking your metabolism. For example, a couple of days you eat 2000 calories, the next few you eat only 1500, and the next few 2500. Just switching it up, may help you get over that plateau.
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tropica: yes I have done that and continue to do that periodically... does not seem to help right now :(
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I weigh daily and track it in the daily weigh-in thread. I change my ticker once a week (Sunday).
I like weighing daily because I need everything possible to keep me accountable. For years I never, ever weighed (As in, 15 years). Obviously, I knew I had gained weight, but I was completely oblivious to the fact that I had gained 90 pounds. Getting on the scale daily means that I will never allow that to happen again. Weighing myself on a daily basis is something I will do for the rest of my life. I don't obsess about it, I just use it as a tool to help me stay on track. ETA: There are days when the weight I see doesn't reflect the work I'm doing, and that can definitely knock you down a bit in spirit. But on those days, I make sure to look at my weight chart from a month, two months ago. Seeing how far I've come never fails to make me feel better. |
I weigh everyday (in the morning after I get up) and input my data into a medline weight tracker so I can chart my progress. I can't wait until a certain to weigh myself because I get too anxious.
:queen: Dhani :queen: |
That must be very frustrating, but I have faith you will get it off by September 27! I read a little of your blog and you have a great mind set and this little obstacle will not get in your way, I'm sure!
You have done so well! |
I still weigh myself every morning...it helps me be accountable (dunno why but it just does lol) when I was losing I was fascinated by how nothing is linear with how your body lost weight. So to me the daily flucuations became a game.
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I weigh and measure monthly. I found that with a weekly weigh-in I was focusing too much on scale weight, and not so much on the day-to-day successes in my plan.
I have to trust that my plan WILL work, so long as I work my plan. It gives me more focus on the mechanism (the plan) rather than the results (the weight). It also moves me away from the "I have to lose 2 pounds a week or I'm a failure!" mentality that has made me quit so many times in the past. In addition, it moves me from week-by-week thinking into a much longer view. I found in the past that I'd get so focused on THIS WEEK, that I wasn't realistic about how long this might take. Monthly weighing helps me move mentally into "this is for a lifetime" thinking, which I've never been very successful with before. The measurements are a huge part of it, too. Last month I "only" lost four pounds (one pound/week), but I lost three inches from my hips and one from my legs and arms. I'm just so tired of "doing this" for only a couple of months, and giving up because I don't see "enough" movement on the scale on a daily or weekly basis. I recognize the need in myself to take a longer view of the entire weight-loss journey, AND to focus more on the daily working of the plan rather than the results that will follow. So I weigh monthly, and it's helped a lot in doing away with those short-term frustrations that used to plague me. |
I weight every day, but only record kg lost, so every 2.2 lbs. It's interesting to see how sometimes there is long in between, and sometimes just a few days!
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I weigh in daily. I'd be better off not to. I'm neurotic though. :p
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