š³It's just a number. š³And if you stand on them over a 24 hour period it can change up or down!
šI recommend my clients stay away from the scales & take notice of how a pair of jeans fit!
šGet out of the stretchy waisted pants and put some on with a fixed waist.
People can weigh the same on the scale, but can look completely different in body composition.
ļ漚And your genetics play a role tooā¦skinny is never awesome ā¦fit & healthy is best! ļæ¼ ā¾I personally weighed almost 10kgs lighter in my 20's than I do now but I wear exactly the same size clothing because my body is more muscular now. ļæ¼ šIt's also stronger, has a faster metabolism & is leaner! I lift weights and run (which is not only good for my heart, lungs & body but a mental health break or my form of meditation). ļæ¼ šRead this article below on what's important and it's not some number on a set of scales that causes you distress every time you step on them. Put them away or get rid of them. ļæ¼ šI've only stepped on scales at the doctors and haven't weighed myself in over 13 years.
I believe if a fitness business wants to weigh you ask them why?
Yes, weight may reduce initially but it won't tell you how healthy or fit your becoming, & it's can be a negative mentally. ļæ¼ šAlong with the copy I've included below look to read what Dr Libby wrote along the same lines..... ļæ¼ š"Your body is made up of fat and lean mass (which is basically everything else ā muscle, bone, water). There is no actual substance called ātonedā. ļæ¼ šBeing toned simply means having lower levels of body fat and higher levels of muscle mass. For performance, health and aesthetic purposes, the goal is usually the same: less fat, more lean mass. ļæ¼ š³Sounds easy enough, but whatās the best way of actually achieving it? Lifting weights will not only increase your lean mass, but itāll also torch the fat off your body. ļæ¼ šI don't want to look bulky! Hereās the good news: Women have nowhere near the necessary natural levels of testosterone to bulk up. In fact, many men donāt either. ļæ¼ šAnd it gets even better: muscle occupies less space than fat.
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