weighed myself today:
86,7KG
Not as low as I expected tbh, but I feel a lot fitter and my upper train has gained some nice definition, especially my arms and my shoulders, so I am content with the result!
I still have a week to go into Spooktober, lets see if i get a lower weight on average than in september (87.5KG)
@Talloran
@bulaklak
@Kagekokoro
86,7KG
Not as low as I expected tbh, but I feel a lot fitter and my upper train has gained some nice definition, especially my arms and my shoulders, so I am content with the result!
I still have a week to go into Spooktober, lets see if i get a lower weight on average than in september (87.5KG)
@Talloran
@bulaklak
@Kagekokoro
@Kagekokoro @Talloran @Kagekokoro@neckbeard.xyz @bulaklak
I have tried loosing weight, and although I have lost a lot already, I have to weight myself several times per day, since I am able to drink 2l of water and then panic, since my weight went suddenly up a lot....
@LukeAlmighty @Talloran @Kagekokoro @bulaklak
Oof, I would not recommend weighing yourself more than once a week, else you are bound to have those panic moments
The easier you take the weight loss, the easier it becomes and it will even be a nice thing
Oof, I would not recommend weighing yourself more than once a week, else you are bound to have those panic moments
The easier you take the weight loss, the easier it becomes and it will even be a nice thing
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Nah... I have found that the only relyable way to gather weight data is to measure it several times a week, and to be looking for a week minimum and maximum values. This way, I can clearly see the direction I am going.
Since I doubt many people are loosing more then 2kg/week, I find the advice to measure once a week seriously strange.
I just find that weighing yourself more than once a week makes little sense unless you have a super fast metabolism, those small changes during the week do not amount to anything in the long run, one day you might be more bloated, the other you might have less water weight and so on and so forth. Since I have quite the slow metabolism, weighing myself once a week, on the same day and approximately at the same time, minimises the deviations many factors can have on the weight and give me a more reliable number at the end of the day. Also: I found out that my weight chance window is 2 weeks, meaning that I see real change in my weight after two weeks of eating properly and working out or the other way around.
But there is no right or wrong way of doing it, just the way that works for you.