protectiva
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Really--the pure numbers on the scale don't really mean anything. I know, I know, it's easy to say, but what you really are caring about is how much FAT you are losing, not how much WEIGHT you are losing. Because, seriously, you could weigh, let's say
170, be really athletic, and have like 17% body fat (which is a very low percentage for a chick, by the way) and look way, way, way better than somebody who weighs a flabby 135 and has, say 34% body fat.
Because the heavier person in this example actually has 17 less pounds of fat on them than the lighter person. So, really, it doesn't matter how much the scale goes up or down, it matters what your FAT LOSS is, which a plain old scale can't measure.
Since your scale has the body fat percentage calculator, you are in luck, you can check your fat weight instead of just your total weight. And I know you are in the February Challenge too, so you should post your fat weight loss instead of your total weight loss (that's what we really care about anyway..)
and you know what, I will go and do that too. I am going to go change it right now.
170, be really athletic, and have like 17% body fat (which is a very low percentage for a chick, by the way) and look way, way, way better than somebody who weighs a flabby 135 and has, say 34% body fat.
Because the heavier person in this example actually has 17 less pounds of fat on them than the lighter person. So, really, it doesn't matter how much the scale goes up or down, it matters what your FAT LOSS is, which a plain old scale can't measure.
Since your scale has the body fat percentage calculator, you are in luck, you can check your fat weight instead of just your total weight. And I know you are in the February Challenge too, so you should post your fat weight loss instead of your total weight loss (that's what we really care about anyway..)
and you know what, I will go and do that too. I am going to go change it right now.