MayfairE
Full Member
Okay, bit of advice please!
I have, up until now, been weighing at the gym I go to, usually weekly, sometimes fortnightly because my own scales were tucked away etc etc. Well, curiosity got the better of me and tonight I dug them out, they've not been used in a very long time so maybe this is why...but jumping on them they either gave me about 6 different weights, ironically when I took my shoes and top off I apparently weighed more, or they errored on me. They're digital and go up to 23st and unless the scales at the gym are totally nutso I do NOT weigh 23stone anymore! (I was weighing in the same garb as I do at the gym so as to therefore get the same kinda baseline).
So, do you think it is best to stick to one single pair of scales, even if it costs me 50p lol, or should I perservere with getting these scales to work? I'd love to trust the lower readings I got, but I don't think that'd be smart, according to these scales I've done everything from lost .1kg to 2kg to putting on 5kg :| Maybe I should have stopped after the first weigh-in which was probably the most accurate, (.1kg down), but well.....since when do I have will-power?!
I guess what I'm just asking is, what would everyone else do? Pop in some fresh batteries and trust what it says or try and hold back and wait until I can weigh at the gym each week/fortnight, or even more crazily - do both?

I have, up until now, been weighing at the gym I go to, usually weekly, sometimes fortnightly because my own scales were tucked away etc etc. Well, curiosity got the better of me and tonight I dug them out, they've not been used in a very long time so maybe this is why...but jumping on them they either gave me about 6 different weights, ironically when I took my shoes and top off I apparently weighed more, or they errored on me. They're digital and go up to 23st and unless the scales at the gym are totally nutso I do NOT weigh 23stone anymore! (I was weighing in the same garb as I do at the gym so as to therefore get the same kinda baseline).
So, do you think it is best to stick to one single pair of scales, even if it costs me 50p lol, or should I perservere with getting these scales to work? I'd love to trust the lower readings I got, but I don't think that'd be smart, according to these scales I've done everything from lost .1kg to 2kg to putting on 5kg :| Maybe I should have stopped after the first weigh-in which was probably the most accurate, (.1kg down), but well.....since when do I have will-power?!
I guess what I'm just asking is, what would everyone else do? Pop in some fresh batteries and trust what it says or try and hold back and wait until I can weigh at the gym each week/fortnight, or even more crazily - do both?