Lose weight the fun way.

Becky H.

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Want to feel better about myself and prove that I can do this!

Quick Facts

Favorite Health Food: all the veggies

Favorite Sinful Food: ice cream

My Preferred Method of Exercise: Walking, liift!

My Approach to Weight Loss: slow and steady

Upcoming Weigh-ins

Jun 2-3 Spring Clean with Megan & Joel

DietBet Games

Spring Clean with Megan & Joel (23 days to go)

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Becky H.

05/09/2025 7:15AM in Spring Clean with Megan & Joel

I am only down .8 lb so far😩 but I’m not giving up

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Becky H.

05/05/2025 5:36PM in Spring Clean with Megan & Joel

How often do you all weigh yourselves? I have a terrible relationship with it and find myself stepping on each day and night..I know this is bad esp since I’m up weight after eating my 3 healthy meals today.

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Anne T

I weigh daily - the number on the scale is just a data point it gives me information like I maybe had too much sodium or something I ate gave me inflammation or I had too many treats.

I compare my weight on Mondays to the previous Monday weight for weight loss

Sarah-Louise H.

I see it the same as Anne....a data point. I weigh daily, but try not to worry too much if it goes up slightly, and just use that as a prompt to think on what I ate the day before that might have caused it. Or, if it's the day after leg day, (especially L4 or LM!) I 100% anticipate an increase due to muscles holding water. I only log my weight once a week though.

Not that I follow the program but 2B Mindset nutrition program actually encourages daily weighing for that exact reason.... use it as feedback on your day.

I don't think it's necessarily about needing to stop daily weight checks, but more about rewiring how you treat it. Remember, your worth is but based on a value on the scale :blush:

Something else to be mindful of is your body composition, especially if lifting heavy with something like L4 or LM. I'm the heaviest I've ever been but definitely not the biggest. I went for a health check end of last year, and felt stupid walking in since my weight was the same (the previous one I said I'd lost some).... turns out I'd lost 6.3% body fat!.... the scale just doesn't show that change.

Becky H.

05/05/2025 10:20AM in Spring Clean with Megan & Joel