“It’s easy to be distracted by how much you weigh, or by how much your weight is going up and down, depending on your goal. It’s better to keep a journal and write down how you feel each morning and night, recording your energy levels, mood, training enjoyment, and biceps, chest and waist measurements, as well as your weight.”
“Using callipers to take a body-fat reading from some key body sites, specifically the stomach, is a far more accurate way to measure body composition changes than simply using the scales, which can’t differentiate between fat mass and lean muscle mass. Any good personal trainer should be able to give you an accurate calliper reading.”
“Take a photo every week, always on the same day at the same time for consistency,…
