Hey /fit/, the scale at the gym said that I weigh 10 pounds less than the scale I have at home. Which one is more accurate?
I've been googling and it seems like people say that the gym scales suck and aren't accurate.
What does /fit/ think?
If this is in the sticky I apologize.
>>41947485
>using the scale that thousands of others of varying weights have used and abused
>>41947485
if you're not weighing yourself naked at both places, this post is irrelevant. Also weight fluctuates throughout he day, perhaps not by 10lbs but nonetheless take into account
>>41947493
>abused
How so?
>>41947501
I will take that into account, and no I i didnt weigh myself naked. Will do.
>>41947525
>how so?
What human on earth is going to treat someone else's stuff as good as their own?
>>41947485
The scale at my gym has been 20 pounds under for the last year. They just break home boy
>>41947485
Grab a 10lb weight (if you have one), measure it on your scale, then take the same weight to the gym and measure it on theirs. For all you know, both scales are inaccurate.
>>41947525
>How so?
exhibit a: fat fucks
>>41947547
this
>>41947547
What if the weight isn't actually 10lbs?
>>41947485
Name of that semen demon?
>>41947558
Being slightly out won't be a big deal. 9 - 11lb's is still a good enough range to understand your legit weight.
>>41947558
Then contact NIST
>>41947485
Gym scales tend to under-read your weight in my experience. Probably to make you feel better about yourself after a workout.
You aren't accounting for the clips dumbass
>>41947485
My home scales were old as fuck. Once i upgraded, the home finally matched the gym reading
>>41947545
That makes sense, I was worried for a second that I was dropping weight way too fast.
>>41947552
Probably go on it multiple times to see if they lost another pound in the last few seconds hahaha
If they're actively trying to lose weight though I don't have a problem with fat people