Track Measurements for an Aesthetic Physique
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In this post, I want to highlight the importance of tracking your body measurements.
When I used to do online coaching, a common issue I would run into with my clients while they were on their cut was that their weight wouldn’t change for a period of 1-3 weeks.
Now, this isn’t the end of the world.
Weight is only one piece of the puzzle, and the number on the scale does not define you!
If you’re making strength gains in the gym, increasing the size of your body parts like your chest and arms, and decreasing your waist size, then the number on the scale doesn’t even matter. You’re building muscle and losing fat – this is best case scenario!
Do You Really Need To Track?
Tracking your body measurements allows you to reflect upon previous data so that you can see yourself progressing. It is nearly impossible to notice gains overnight. In fact, we don’t strive to go from zero to hero in 1 day. That’s unrealistic.
Focus on being a little better each day, whether that’s an increase in weight or reps, and overtime you’ll be blown away by how far you’ve come. And even if you begin noticing some stall in progress, the log of all your previous measurements prepares you to make tweaks and adjustments to find what ultimately works best for you.
These Are The Best Tips For Tracking Body Measurements
Go to your local craft or dollar store and buy a cheap tape measure. Then, you will want to begin take measurements of the following body parts:
- Arm (Flexed)
- Waist (Relaxed, right around belly button)
- Chest (Mid-level)
Do this once or twice a week upon waking. After a few weeks, look back and check out the progress you’ve made.
In my Aggressive Fat Loss program, guys are dropping on average 0.5 inches off their waist each week! If you’re interested in getting the same results, I strongly suggest you check out the program here.
*Your results may vary. Testimonials and examples used are exceptional results and are not intended to guarantee, promise, represent and/or assure that anyone will achieve the same or similar results.
If your goal is to gain muscle and build godlike proportions, the program you want to delve into is my Greek God Program. As you gain a ton of strength on your weighted chin ups and incline presses, your measurements and proportions will fill out perfectly.
*Your results may vary. Testimonials and examples used are exceptional results and are not intended to guarantee, promise, represent and/or assure that anyone will achieve the same or similar results.
This Is The Power Of Tracking Your Body Measurements
Tracking body measurements is an outstanding tool you can use in your arsenal throughout your transformation. Being able to see progress is very motivating, and will always give you that extra kick when times are tough.
As well, it gives you the knowledge to tailor your program so that you’re always making gains.
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Hi Greg! If you sign up for AFL, do you just get access to everything online or will all the material that you can immediately access be sent to you as well?
everything is online !
What is the difference between the aggressive fat loss program and the warrior shredding program which I have purchased?? Made some excellent progress lost 20lb so now down to 200lb want to get to about 180lb, all my lifts have gone up
WSP, better recovery to make better strength gains but slower fat loss. AFL opposite
Hey greg I’m really struggling on moving up in weight on bench. every time i cut, my reps drop and when i try to maintain or build, i might get a 5lb gain in a months time if I’m lucky. The odd thing is that all my other lifts are seeing little gains, even on a cut. I have tried exercise rotation and rep variation, is there still something else i could be doing wrong?
greg what is your current weight in these videos ?
Around 167-170 lbs
what body parts would you suggest measuring for women? if the hips are shrinking but the booty’s growing that one might not be optimal. chest, thigh, waist, bicep? something like that? thanks greg!
Waist at the smallest part (1-2″ above navel).. Hips, arms, thighs, chest