[quote]dagill2 wrote:
[quote]theiceman13 wrote:
[quote]dagill2 wrote:
[quote]theiceman13 wrote:
[quote]dagill2 wrote:
How much mass have you currently added since joining this site? How much do you currently weigh?[/quote]
I dunno as my scales are fucked, i was about 183lbs but a few days i weighed 175lbs lol…i have used 3 scales including the one i have at home, it said 183lbs but a few days later, i currently weight 175lbs lol…sometimes my scales say i weigh a bit more or less lol.
My family recken my scales are dodgy lol.
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So in about a month and a half you’ve (at best) lost a pound? Do you have any extra strength to show for your effort?[/quote]
I been 185lbs for 3 weeks then suddenly in 5 days, according to my scales, am 175lbs which in my opinion is a load of bollocks as weight dos not go down that fast.
Effort? lol i been a bit lazy but am gonna give my self a big kick up the arse and be well over 200lbs like a rugby forward, strongman or powerlifter…what do you think of home weighing scales?
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What you are going to do means nothing, what you have done is all that counts.
I think home weighing scales do what they say on the tin, I would be more concerned that you weighed 185 for a month and a half on a “bulk” than the brief blip last week. You would expect weight to fluctuate throughout the day and week. This is not something to concern yourself with compared to the fact that you are making zero progress towards your professed goal.
Bottom line: you need to either set yourself a solid goal and start making real progress towards it or find another hobby. I’ve heard Zumba is popular.
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Off cause what am going to doo is more important and ‘that little blip last week’ wtf lol when did i ever say that it was one off blip…the bottom line is that my scales are crap…how can i weigh 185 then suddenly am 175 and i been that way for a while now…i am allready sorting my meal plan soo dont assume that i am wasting time.
Its just that guys like that idiot Scooby put a extremely low limit on everything saying you can only gain 5lbs in a year and that if you have a ffmi