skydiverjim's Journal, 16 September 2016

I have started thinking, maybe if I weigh myself more often I'll be able to stay on course a little more easily. We'll see!
187.0 lb Lost so far: 13.0 lb.    Still to go: 12.0 lb.    Diet followed reasonably well.

Diet Calendar Entries for 16 September 2016:
4157 kcal Fat: 169.58g | Prot: 142.36g | Carb: 373.37g.   Breakfast: Scrambled Egg, Living Essentials 5-Hour Energy Drink, Toasted White Bead (No Salt), Corned Beef Hash, Gatorade The Workout Water Propel, Jet's Pizza Jet 10 Pizza (Large, Square). Lunch: Gatorade The Workout Water Propel, Jet's Pizza Jet 10 Pizza (Large, Square), Eli's Cheesecake Cheese Cake. Dinner: Living Essentials 5-Hour Energy Drink, Eli's Cheesecake Cheese Cake, Jet's Pizza Cheese & Pepperoni Pizza (Large, Square). Snacks/Other: Coca-Cola Diet Coke, Southern Comfort Southern Comfort, Mike's Harder Lemonade. more...
2200 kcal Activities & Exercise: Motorbike Riding - 45 minutes, Resting - 15 hours and 15 minutes, Sleeping - 8 hours. more...
losing 3.5 lb a week

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Many find that weighing every day is helpful, others find it can be discouraging because of fluctuations in their weight, even when they are "being good." Others find a happy medium in weighing daily, but only recording it weekly -- that way they have a chance to address any "off course" ventures, but their overall progress is not affected so much. Good luck in finding what works best for you!! 
16 Sep 16 by member: pandasmom
Weigh every morning and watch the weekly averages or a moving 7 day average. Watch the trend lines, not the individual points. Taking a while in between weighing, puts even more emphasis on individual points, which is the opposite of what you want.  
16 Sep 16 by member: Imabunny
I weigh daily but only post it when I see a consistently lower number for several days in a row 
16 Sep 16 by member: HCB
I'm with HCB....weigh daily and record losses. If the gain sticks for two weeks, then I enter the higher number...it helps me keep myself in check. 
16 Sep 16 by member: 2227Gwen
I know there are several theories about how frequently you should weigh yourself and personally my weight can fluctuate a great deal that is why I used to weigh myself once a week at most. I just thought I might try this to see if it has a different affect on how it motivates me to stay on course. Lately I have been in a real battle to stay with it. I have a weight doctor who probably made an excellent observation. She told me I am now in my comfort zone. Every time I gain weight I work like I am obsessed to lose the weight. I lose the weight to the point where I am about 10 lbs overweight for where I should be according to the guidelines. This has become my "comfort zone." Once I get to that weight I relax and lose my motivation - I just want to see if this will help.  
16 Sep 16 by member: skydiverjim
You have done well and yes, I understand about the comfort zone...it happens to me as well...I think the gym keeps me motivated. It is really hard though, isn't it? To stay motivated.... 
16 Sep 16 by member: HCB
I have to weigh myself EVERYDAY. But it works for me. I either stay motivated or it makes me frustrated and work harder. But like some say that it is better to do it only once a week. That just don't work for me. So in the end it's what works best for YOU! 
16 Sep 16 by member: lynae26
I do it once a week because I get flustered not seeing results daily, but its just a personal thing, As individuals we all have things that work for us and not anyone else, I would do what works for you and wouldn't let it get labeled as right or wrong. 
16 Sep 16 by member: ZakChange

     
 

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