Ok, here's my explanations. Muscle is denser than fat. With the resistance training you will be building mucle and losing fat. 1 poinf of fat takes up more space than 1 pound of muscle. The scale may show an increase in pounds with the increase in muscle. For the month, let's say you gain 1.5 pounds of muscle, and lose 3.5 pounds of fat. he scale will show a 2 pound loss for the month. You will have lost inches because tha fat takes up more space than the muscle, and muscle looks better too.
The reason that you measure before you work out is that during your workout your muscles bulk up. There is more blood flow to your muscles. It takes awhile for them to go back to normal, so you would measure larger than before the workout.
I hope you are liking Curves a little bit more. You really do get out of it what ou put into it. You are doing a great job of forcing yourself to go.
Beth
The reason that you measure before you work out is that during your workout your muscles bulk up. There is more blood flow to your muscles. It takes awhile for them to go back to normal, so you would measure larger than before the workout.
I hope you are liking Curves a little bit more. You really do get out of it what ou put into it. You are doing a great job of forcing yourself to go.

Beth