[quote]anonym wrote:
…the goal is simply to know if you are gaining or losing, it is really the only aspect necessary.[/quote]
This is the only thing that matters.
[quote]LIFTICVSMAXIMVS wrote:
[quote]gregron wrote:
Really though, what are you even talking about? You’re off on a tangent here that isn’t very relevant to the topic.[/quote]
The scale’s error is easy to calculate. It’s not the scale. It’s biology.
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WTF…you don’t have a clue do you?
People like this get a little shit on their hand every time they wipe their ass, and wonder why.
[quote]LIFTICVSMAXIMVS wrote:
[quote]gregron wrote:
^^how about buying a better scale? That’s pretty easy.
Why would you just assume your scale is off? Just because your scale evidently sucks doesn’tean the one I’m using or someone else is using sucks.
Really though, what are you even talking about? You’re off on a tangent here that isn’t very relevant to the topic.[/quote]
The scale’s error is easy to calculate. It’s not the scale. It’s biology.
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Que?
Yeah…once again, this is why pictures of who is posting would help a great deal. This statement makes no sense…and it isn’t because the rest of us are uneducated. Your “biology” experiences a fluctuation in body weight every single day. This is based on body water, food intake, recent dietary changes and even hormones. Just because your scale changes when these change does not make the scale useless.
[quote]BlueCollarTr8n wrote:
[quote]anonym wrote:
…the goal is simply to know if you are gaining or losing, it is really the only aspect necessary.[/quote]
This is the only thing that matters. [/quote]
Seems like a waste of time to worry about body weight without context.
Just sayin’.
[quote]Professor X wrote:
[quote]LIFTICVSMAXIMVS wrote:
[quote]gregron wrote:
^^how about buying a better scale? That’s pretty easy.
Why would you just assume your scale is off? Just because your scale evidently sucks doesn’tean the one I’m using or someone else is using sucks.
Really though, what are you even talking about? You’re off on a tangent here that isn’t very relevant to the topic.[/quote]
The scale’s error is easy to calculate. It’s not the scale. It’s biology.
[/quote]
Que?
Yeah…once again, this is why pictures of who is posting would help a great deal. This statement makes no sense…and it isn’t because the rest of us are uneducated. Your “biology” experiences a fluctuation in body weight every single day. This is based on body water, food intake, recent dietary changes and even hormones. Just because your scale changes when these change does not make the scale useless.[/quote]
I keep forgetting I am conversing with bodybuilder types.
Just saying a scale doesn’t do anything for me by itself. A scale with a mirror and measuring tape or skin-fold calipers is a different story.
I get better measurements from things like how much more weight I can squat, how many more pull-ups I can do, how much higher I can jump, how much faster I can run, and over all athletic performance.
[quote]LIFTICVSMAXIMVS wrote:
If I were either of those two things I would definitely be gargantuan.
Actually, I am shooting for a lean 210 at 6’1".
I would probably make a better sprinter if I could only run that fast :)[/quote]
210 @ 6’1?! YOU ARE A MONSTER!!!
[quote]eightohfive wrote:
[quote]LIFTICVSMAXIMVS wrote:
If I were either of those two things I would definitely be gargantuan.
Actually, I am shooting for a lean 210 at 6’1".
I would probably make a better sprinter if I could only run that fast :)[/quote]
210 @ 6’1?! YOU ARE A MONSTER!!!
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You are reading it out of context. The person I was responding to made a joke about 180 being huge in these forums. I am considerably heavier than that.
I joked back that I would be considered “big” for a sprinter or gymnast because I have a bit more body fat to lose.