Colors on Weight History Chart

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MomofTwoGirl... Joined: Jan 08 Posts: 534	quote Posted: 01 May 2008, 07:21 Hey everyone! I was looking at mine, and other peoples weight history chart, and I noticed there is a color change the more you lose. What do the colors mean - What does each color represent? I assume its a body fat percentage, but whats the amount? TIA! Sarah
skitz600 Joined: Oct 07 Posts: 35	quote Posted: 01 May 2008, 11:12 I guess it just goes by how close you are to your goal weight. I just know that red is not good!
Cheeks Joined: Mar 08 Posts: 87	quote Posted: 01 May 2008, 11:16 Woooo hoooo! I didn't even realize that! hahaah I guess I'm doing well then, my color is orange now....can't wait for blue! =) Cheeks =) Cruise to Lose Challenge: Green Island Hoppers Team members: veggies yuk, juliec, ranchwoman, samanthaannking, cheeks, sharonfriz, drd3775 and auntshell B.E.A.C.H. Challenge, Team Green Seaturtles, Lost 3.6 pounds in 4 weeks Infinity and Beyond Challenge: Team GALILEO, Lost: 9.9 in 6 weeks!
evelyn64 Joined: Jan 08 Posts: 520	quote Posted: 01 May 2008, 12:48 It goes by percentages. Red is for less than 25% of your goal lost. Orange is for 25-50%. Yellow is for 50-75% (it's a kind of greeny yellow). Green is for 75-100%. And once you reach your goal, it turns blue. The overlap is a little off in my experience - i.e. the color changes a little bit before you reach the next percentage - mine has turned yellow even though my true 50% mark isn't for about 3 more pounds. IT NEVER GETS EASIER - YOU JUST GET BETTER.
beccie1789 Joined: Aug 11 Posts: 4	quote Posted: 28 Feb 2012, 02:07 cool i'm now in yellow 10lb to go to get into green thanks for the help everyone. Becky Boo
kingkeld Joined: Sep 09 Posts: 1,995	quote Posted: 29 Feb 2012, 00:08 You turn blue at 95%. Visit my website: www.tabdig.info "Losing weight is never about eating as little as possible" - Kingkeld. "You wouldn't worry so much about what others think of you if you realized how seldom they do. ― Eleanor Roosevelt "Do. Or do not. There is no trying." - Master Yoda. I went from morbidly obese to being the owner of TABDIG - a weight loss coaching service that helps people worldwide losing weight. It's been an amazing journey. From October 4th 2010 to April 3rd 2012 I lost half my body weight - 80 kilos/170 lbs. Since then, I have had two cosmetic surgeries to remove excess skin. I have now quadrupled my strength, gained several kilos in muscle mass, and today I focus on building muscle, optimizing my diet, living healthy and helping people to reach the very same goals. I am stronger, healthier, thinner, happier! If you feel that you need help losing weight, don't hesitate to send me an inbox message.
sandiered Joined: Dec 11 Posts: 1	quote Posted: 29 Feb 2012, 01:26 I like the saying about "keeping the cookies at the end of the table". If only I keep them from touching my hands. ..

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