Connie gym question

[Jobeth66]

May be a weird question - but does the Constellation have scales in the gym? Hubby and I have recently both lost a significant amount of weight, and I'd like to be able to check once in a while on our upcoming 10-day just to make sure we're not backsliding too much. :) If they don't, I'll snag a portable scale on Amazon and pack it.

 

Thanks!

[d5480]

Yes as of November 19.

[az_tchr]

Sadly yes. Trying to get them removed. Also have them in the medical area. Scales are awful things. Should be banned.

[Jobeth66]

Sadly yes. Trying to get them removed. Also have them in the medical area. Scales are awful things. Should be banned.

 

:) I used to think the same way until I lost 60 pounds,and I'm losing about 2# a week. 20 more will put me solidly into 'healthy' and in my perfect weight zone. Hubby's lost 40, and he's losing about 3-4 a week still, he has about 40 more to lose.

 

So we plan to use the gym to keep on track, because I also plan to use the heck out of my drinks package. :) Having the scales will make it much easier.

[Tiggertastic]

Yes but the staff told me that with the motion they are not accurate and to only use them in port

[d5480]

Yes but the staff told me that with the motion they are not accurate and to only use them in port

 

Very good advice

[Jobeth66]

Very good advice

 

Agreed. And easy enough to do. :)

 

Thanks!

[DrivesLikeMario]

Weigh yourself on the first day. Go with whatever weight it says, even if you know it's wrong. They aren't calibrated very often and are used a lot, so the weight is most likely off. If you have a "starting" weight, you'll know how much you've gone up or down. ;)

 

The more we cruise, the more we realize we don't gain weight on cruises as much anymore. We often lose a little weight. The food is pretty predicable, isn't that thrilling anymore and you pick and choose what you like instead of "trying everything". We work out on a much more regular schedule on the ship since it's right there waiting for us. Also, you'll find you walk a lot whether you intend to or not and that helps a bit too.

[K&RCurt]

:) I used to think the same way until I lost 60 pounds,and I'm losing about 2# a week. 20 more will put me solidly into 'healthy' and in my perfect weight zone. Hubby's lost 40, and he's losing about 3-4 a week still, he has about 40 more to lose.

 

So we plan to use the gym to keep on track, because I also plan to use the heck out of my drinks package. :) Having the scales will make it much easier.

 

Good for you two.

 

I'll see you in the gym, but I will be avoiding the scales!

[AC Stew]

The scale is located well inside the gym area. It can be found as you enter the aerobics/yoga floor space. Careful though; if a class is underway, you might have to push through (or step over) class participants to get to the scale.

[Jobeth66]

Good for you two.

 

I'll see you in the gym, but I will be avoiding the scales!

 

Heh. And I see you're local,too! Have you been up to Sunny Rest?

[K&RCurt]

Heh. And I see you're local,too! Have you been up to Sunny Rest?

 

Yes, every weekend I am not working over the summer (and some I am working). We have been members for 3 years.

[Jobeth66]

Yes, every weekend I am not working over the summer (and some I am working). We have been members for 3 years.

 

We finally went for the first time last year, we only got 2 weekends in, but we plan to join this year. We loved it.