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EPISODE · Apr 22, 2026 · 17 MIN

214| 5 Ways To Measure Fat Loss Progress Without A Scale

from Effective Weight Loss for Moms | Workout Routines, Lose Weight, Meal Planning, Healthy Habits, Fat Loss · host Rachel DeSonier | Registered Dietitian, Certified Personal Trainer, Fat Loss Coach, Mom of 5

You stepped on the scale after a week of doing everything right. Hit your protein. Lifted weights. Skipped the takeout. And the number went UP. If you've ever wanted to throw your scale across the room, this episode is for you. The scale isn't the only way to measure progress—and it's not even the best way. In this episode, I'm sharing five better ways for moms to track fat loss that won't mess with your head every time the number doesn't cooperate. Learn what to measure instead of your weight. If you're tired of letting the scale ruin your day, it's time to track progress differently. Stop obsessing and start celebrating real change. Next Steps:  Book a free call to find out about my Fat Loss Formula for Moms coaching program

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