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> One other thing worth pointing out is that weighing yourself daily and plotting it on a graph like this is a fantastic way to observe progress and stay motiva
by tfgg 12y ago
> One other thing worth pointing out is that weighing yourself daily and plotting it on a graph like this is a fantastic way to observe progress and stay motivated to stick to your new routine.
This is absolutely the most important "diet" that I've done - having a mobile phone app, I use "Libra" on Android, that prompts me every morning for my weight and shows the trend curve. I can easily see now that my weight consistently goes down when I'm exercising and watching my diet, which is a slow process of experimentation in lifestyle, and it stalls if I'm only doing one of those or neither. Previously monitoring my day-to-day weight was ineffective due to the fluctuations you mentioned.
- eitally 12y agoAgreed 100%. I don't use it to track weight, but being "Fitbit shamed" when I don't hit 10,000 steps per day is a strong motivator. More athletically speaking, so is missing workouts and thereby kudos from my friends & followers on Strava & Garmin Connect. On days when I really just don't feel like running, this makes the difference between getting out of the house and wasting more time on the innerweb.