What about those of us who are thin to begin with?
Weekend Project: VisualizeFit.com
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#13I understand most people trying to become more fit are overweight, but I entered in 175 lbs. as my starting weight and 190 lbs. as my target weight, and I was disappointed to see that I was only show people who dropped down from 300+ to 190 lbs. What about those of us who are thin to begin with?
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#14Seems to be targeted at people who want to lose weight. It would be nice if, when you chose a target weight higher than yours, it would show someone who has gained weight through muscle (rather than fat).
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#151. I am a tall-ish person and care the most about height compatibility.
2. Add a time period option. For example, going from 220 to 190 in 60 days isn't like 180 days.
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#16Interesting idea. Two pieces of feedback: 1. I am a tall-ish person and care the most about height compatibility. 2. Add a time period option. For example, going from 220 to 190 in 60 days isn't like 180 days.
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#17Seems to be targeted at people who want to lose weight. It would be nice if, when you chose a target weight higher than yours, it would show someone who has gained weight through muscle (rather than fat).
I definitely want to target weight gain OR loss - or even staying the same, just trading fat for muscle - I just don't have enough stories yet so the code is pulling everything. Help me get some by sharing and telling your friends, or submitting yours! :)
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#18Earlier quoted context omitted.
I definitely want to target weight gain OR loss - or even staying the same, just trading fat for muscle - I just don't have enough stories yet so the code is pulling everything. Help me get some by sharing and telling your friends, or submitting yours! :)
No story to contribute myself but I bet you can find some on http://bodybuilding.com forums.
I'm trying to think of ways to make it a win-win for everyone - maybe promote the site/product/trainer that helped a person, but in a way so that the site isn't selling a particular product. Ideas welcome.
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#19I understand most people trying to become more fit are overweight, but I entered in 175 lbs. as my starting weight and 190 lbs. as my target weight, and I was disappointed to see that I was only show people who dropped down from 300+ to 190 lbs. What about those of us who are thin to begin with?
Hey there - I'll be showing stories of all kinds, though right now I just don't have that much data so the code is pulling everything. I need more stories! If you guys have a story of your own or know anyone, please submit or send them my way! :)