So, Weight Watchers 360

[loveday]

They sent me a flyer for the 360 program. What is it? Everytime, I go I fall off the wagon in a month because I hate fucking tracking and weighing in. I hear people swear by it though. IDK.

[bananapancakes]

Check out the WW role call thread a few down. There's lots of info in there. Let me know if you have questions.

[Teachermama]

My nana lost 150 pounds on it. She looks amazing. I am gonna try it out.

[firedancer49]

I should really do it, sadly I think it's expensive.

[Teachermama]

free registration and 30% off the first month.

[kaybee85]

If you have the willpower to do online only, it isn't too bad. I pay 17 a month.

ETA: They kind of 'rebrand' every year or so. It is still basically the same. You have to track (I hate it, too).

[melodramatic26]

If you hate tracking, you can do a variation of the program where you just eat "healthy" foods- it's called Simply Filling. Mostly just lean protein, veggies, fruit. Carbs and sugars are counted toward your weekly point allotment. (This is a VERY simplified explanation) but you don't have to track anything.

As for hating to weigh in, well... that's the basis of the program. Can't really get away from that.

[PinkSquirrel]

www.weightwatchers.com/util/art/index_art.aspx?tabnum=1&art_id=65271&sc=3002

With their simply filling plan you're food options are more restricted, but you don't have to track anything

[kaybee85]

Jan 8, 2013 16:19:50 GMT -5 melodramatic26 said:

If you hate tracking, you can do a variation of the program where you just eat "healthy" foods- it's called Simply Filling. Mostly just lean protein, veggies, fruit. Carbs and sugars are counted toward your weekly point allotment. (This is a VERY simplified explanation) but you don't have to track anything.

As for hating to weigh in, well... that's the basis of the program. Can't really get away from that.

Ooh, I forgot about simply filling. A lot of people swear by that method instead on the WW boards.

I'm pretty sure the WW message boards can be accessed whether you have an account or not. I found them super helpful with tips and stuff when I was first a member, especially bc I don't go to meetings, and a lot of the people bring back tips from meetings and stuff. Might be worth checking out if you don't get all the answers you need/want here.

[loveday]

Jan 8, 2013 16:19:50 GMT -5 melodramatic26 said:

If you hate tracking, you can do a variation of the program where you just eat "healthy" foods- it's called Simply Filling. Mostly just lean protein, veggies, fruit. Carbs and sugars are counted toward your weekly point allotment. (This is a VERY simplified explanation) but you don't have to track anything.

As for hating to weigh in, well... that's the basis of the program. Can't really get away from that.

Oh yeah, I just meant I never weigh myself because I am squeamish at seeing a number on the scale because...UGH.

[Bonita]

Does WW have an option where you can count calories instead of Points?

[Deleted]

Bonita, to count calories join My Fitness Pal. Its free.

[pierogigirl]

I just joined for on-line only last week. With a code from retailmenot is is only $154 for a year.

[Bonita]

Jan 8, 2013 18:49:49 GMT -5 skippingstones said:

Bonita, to count calories join My Fitness Pal. Its free.

I'm on MFP too!

I have failed to read any of the WW vs. MFP threads, and have absolutely no idea why WW is supposedly better than MFP....I feel like this has been discussed somewhere previously though?