Hi Jacquelyn R.! Great question!
The key is keeping it simple. This is what I teach my 1-on-1 coaching clients because it works and it's not complicated:
1 - take "before" photos. Front, back and both sides views - in a place in your house that you can repeat in the future for same visual context. Wear a swimsuit of basic jog bra and training short.
2 - get a simple body composition scale and start measuring body-comp numbers monthly (some people like doing it weekly or every other week) here are a bunch of good options - the best sellers are worth considering: https://amzn.to/3QW1WNI )
3 - get your annual physical exam done every year. And get your results sent to you. Don't just let the office nurse call and say "everything looks fine - see you next year"... lol... YOU want all the numbers so you can be in tune with the specifics and comparing them from year to year
When you do those 3 things - you are seeing a full picture of everything going on internally with your health vitals and diagnostics..
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(adding...) ..your physical body composition stats - and your visual progress and improvements.
Let me know if that helps and if you have any more questions - just let me know! Where are you tuning in from? When did you join and what are your most important goals?