Surveying on Weighing: How do you feel about your own weight?
Yahoo! Shine recently published the results of a survey, in which they asked women how frequently they check their body weights.
Here’s what they found:
- 35% - weigh in daily
- 21% - weigh in weekly
- 3% - weigh in monthly
- 22% - weigh in randomly
- 13% - weigh in during doctor visits
- 6% - weigh in never
Where do you fit in the weigh-in scale?
Do you think weigh-in frequency impacts diet habits, weight gain or loss or fitness goals? How do you feel, if you discover your have gained a few pounds … or lost a few?
Nutritionists may offer charts of ideal body weights, basing their calculations on such factors as age, body type, daily activity levels, overall health and more.
Just for fun, I tried a blog survey to see what my own ideal weight supposedly ought to be; Here’s what it said:
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 If you weigh less than this, you either have a fast metabolism or are about to gain weight. If you weigh more than this, you may be losing a few pounds soon! |
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Is that what I weigh? Not exactly. Actually, I weigh in a lot lower than 130. But, nope, I’m not spilling my stats on here.
Actually, I’d love to lose a few pounds, particularly as it’s summer shorts and swimsuit season.
Still, the blog quiz says I have some wiggle room. Would such statistics lie?
Salute! And salud. (And let's not weigh in till July 5th.)
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