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Some common examples of body checking include: Frequent weigh-ins (up to several times a day) Measuring body parts. Looking into the mirror as often as possible. Continuously comparing certain parts of their body to others. Pinching or stretching skin from different body parts (i.e., stomach, arms, thighs)

Body checking is the habit of seeking information about your bodys weight, shape, size, or appearance.

As a way to cope with anxiety about their bodies, many people with body dysmorphia, eating disorders, or even Obsessive Compulsive Disorder constantly check (touch, grab, look at, compare) the parts of the body that they are worried about. This is to make sure an imagined problem doesnt become more prominent.

: a blocking of an opposing player with the body (as in ice hockey or lacrosse) bodycheck. ˈb-dē-ˌchek.

Body checking is the compulsive or obsessive desire to focus on a specific part of the body or the body as a whole and to seek information about it.