How Long Does It Take To Build New Habits?
Did you know that it takes between 18 - 254 days for a person to form a new habit, and an average of 66 days for the habit to stick and become, well, a habit! …
Did you know that it takes between 18 - 254 days for a person to form a new habit, and an average of 66 days for the habit to stick and become, well, a habit! …
Progress has some great features to keep you motivated. Setting yourself a goal is a good motivator so you have a clear idea of how far you’ve got to go, and …
Taking progress photos is a great way to keep your motivation levels up. There’s nothing like being able to visually compare how far you’ve come by comparing …
Your BMI (Body Mass Index) is a measure of body fat based on your height and weight. Why track it? Knowing your BMI is a simple way to understand if your weight …
Body fat percentage tells you how much of your body is made up of fat. Why track it? When most of us say that we want to ‘lose weight’, what we mean is that we …
Your bone mass percentage, or bone mineral density refers to the percentage of bone mineral as compared to total body weight. You can read more here. Why track …
Lean Body Mass is everything except body fat. Your total weight minus weight of fat = Lean Body Mass. You can read a more in-depth explanation here. Why track …
Muscle mass is the amount of muscle you have in your body. This includes your skeletal muscles, cardiac muscles, and smooth muscles. Muscle mass is often …
Waist circumference is a measurement taken around your abdomen at the level of your belly button. Why track it? Measuring your waist circumference is key for …
Your Waist to Hip Ratio is a measurement that compares the size of your waist to the size of your hips. You can read a more in-depth explanation here. Why track …