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Does anyone know how to set my weight goal to maintain?

‎02-15-2014 07:37

‎02-15-2014 07:37

I have achieved my weight goal.  I actually had only a few pounds to lose and have been recording on my Wii Fit as well as FitBit Flex. However, I had been on a gradual upward path and by using FitBit to encourage more movement and changing my dietary habits I was able to start losing weight and achieve greater energy in my daily life.

Now FitBit wants me to set a new goal and all I really want to do is maintain and record the slight daily ups and downs. Everyone suggests that I not go down quite as low as I was 1 1/2 years ago so I am striving to just maintain.

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‎02-15-2014 18:16

‎02-15-2014 18:16

Can you not just set your current weight as your goal weight?
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‎02-15-2014 21:00

In response to IreneS

‎02-15-2014 21:00

I looked at the Food Plan option, which I am also currently using, and agree that changing the goal weight to your current weight will probably turn off the Food Plan.  Once the Food Plan is turned off then you should be in Maintenance Mode. 

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