Tuesday 17 December

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You don't have to eat perfectly to eat well. Progress, not perfection.

Food diary

Nothing logged for this day.

Progress is not linear. A bad week followed by a good one is still forward motion.

Activity

No exercise logged for this day.

Weight

74kg · BMI 22.3 (Healthy weight) · logged 2026-09-30

Trend (90 days)

78.2kg 74kg 2026-07-23: 78.2kg2026-07-26: 77.3kg2026-07-31: 76.2kg2026-08-04: 77.1kg2026-08-06: 75.9kg2026-08-14: 74.9kg2026-09-08: 74.3kg2026-09-30: 74kg

History

DateWeightBMI
2012-02-10 109.4 kg 33.0
2011-12-05 106.9 kg 32.3
2011-10-03 100.7 kg 30.4
2011-09-19 99.4 kg 30.0
2011-08-22 99.3 kg 30.0
2011-08-15 101.5 kg 30.6
2011-08-07 101.1 kg 30.5
2011-07-31 102.7 kg 31.0
2011-07-25 103.9 kg 31.4
2011-07-18 105.7 kg 31.9
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Rest isn't the opposite of progress. It's the part where your body catches up.

Steps and sleep

– Steps
– Sleep the night before
– Resting heart rate (bpm, estimate)

Latest reading from my fitness tracker: Wed 21 Oct, 21:25.

Steps, last 7 days

No fitness tracker data for this period yet.

Sleep, last 7 days

No fitness tracker data for this period yet.

No fitness tracker data for this period yet.

A slow breath out is the quickest way to tell your body it's safe.

Stress

Measured by my fitness tracker about every half hour, on a scale of 1 to 99. Relaxed 1 to 29, Normal 30 to 59, Medium 60 to 79, High 80 and over.

– Average stress
– Peak stress
– Of readings relaxed
– HRV the night before (ms)

Average stress, last 7 days

No fitness tracker data for this period yet.

Overnight HRV, last 7 days

HRV (heart rate variability) is how much the gap between heartbeats varies, averaged over the night. Higher usually means better rested. It differs a lot from person to person, so the trend matters more than the number.

Needs at least two nights of HRV readings to show a trend.

No stress readings for this period yet.