Being married to a “techy” means we have fancy things at our house, including our scale.
My husband
bought this scale that reports to the Health App and shows you trends, which is pretty
neat. I was pleasantly surprised with my
2020 year in review. I had stopped
weighing in at home before my WW Workshop since different scales can be inconstant. With COVID, I was a weighing in weekly at
home. Here are the year-end results:
|
Weigh-ins |
|
45 weight measures in 2020 |
|
vs 19 in 2019 |
|
Body Composition |
|
52.0% muscle mass |
|
vs 50.0% at your
first weigh-in of 2020 |
|
45.0% fat mass |
|
vs 47.0% at your
first weigh-in of 2020 |
|
3.0% bone mass |
|
vs 3.0% at your
first weigh-in of 2020 |
|
Weight goal |
|
Your objective was to
reach |
|
At the end of the
year, you weighed |
|
vs 208.5 lb for your
first measure of the year |
While I may
have not ended 2020 at that 199.5 weight goal, I was able to see similar
numbers three times over the last year.
I am usually most proud of my weight loss successes.
Seeing these
other times of numbers is a great reminder that there are other ways to gauge
success. I gained 2% in muscle mass and
lost 20% in fat mass. Plus, anytime you
don’t lose bone mass is always a positive.
There are
times I wish I had more body measurements in inches similar to when I was
paying for personal training sessions. I
was able to start wearing a size 14W jean and dress pant again and even order some
shirts in size L. Pre-WW, I was wearing
a size 26 in jeans and XXL shirts.
I will be officially
celebrating my 14th Anniversary since joining WW later this
month. What a journey it has been.
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