I weigh daily and then take an average for the week, then I compare the average score with previous weeks averages and that gives me a very good indication of where I am going and how fast (or slow). I started doing this at the beginning of January and find it helps me focus. However I DO enter my real weight into the tracker, but not on a daily basis. As Juliana says it's all down to personal preferences.
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Juliana.Rivers wrote: You will find this forum has wildly different ideas, methods, opinions etc.
there is no right and wrong and you will find "your" right way in time.
I think the above statement is so true, there are many different ways and that is why a forum like this works, different people express their ideas and others consider them.
This combined with an underlying principle of fasting and a common goal of improved health makes it work.
Here are a couple of graphs I prepared showing my actual weigh-ins over a month and how infrequent weighing can give a false idea of how the weight-loss is progressing compared with daily weighing and a trend-line:
If I had only weighed myself at the points indicated I might have thought I had gained weight or plateaued
But by weighing daily and applying a trendline I can see that my weight is steadily decreasing.
If I had only weighed myself at the points indicated I might have thought I had gained weight or plateaued
But by weighing daily and applying a trendline I can see that my weight is steadily decreasing.
Weigh ins with IF are a series of bounces and whooshes-for the most accurate picture compare your first weigh in of the month, after a fasting day, with the last weigh in of the month, after a fasting day That will give you a better idea of what's actually happening.
totally agree, my official weigh-in is every friday morning and I try sooo hard to not jump on the scales in-between weeks, because more often than not I will have magically gained a pound and be disappointed! (but then on my friday weigh-in it will hopefully have disappeared again!)
carorees wrote: Here are a couple of graphs I prepared showing my actual weigh-ins over a month and how infrequent weighing can give a false idea of how the weight-loss is progressing compared with daily weighing and a trend-line:
If I had only weighed myself at the points indicated I might have thought I had gained weight or plateaued
But by weighing daily and applying a trendline I can see that my weight is steadily decreasing.
Good chart and explanation Carorees, thanx
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