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Finding your BMR
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GottaBurnEmAll wrote: »JaydedMiss wrote: »That site you suggested just said my BMR is 1400 >.< And my TDEE is 16-1700 thats depressing XD And im pretty sure wrong since iv been losing weight faster than those numbers would allow for :P
That site (if it's the one I think it was) is great -- if you input a body fat %, otherwise, it really low-balls things.
Ill work on finding out my body fat % XD0 -
random calculator i just did took my measurements and said im 37.9 % body fat XD sounds emberassing x30
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Body fat estimate first.
http://www.gymgoal.com/dtool_fat.html
BMR estimate here next using that BF% - which gives the Katch formula.
http://www.gymgoal.com/dtool_bmr.html
Or any other site (one given, Scooby's, ect) where it allows giving BF% and selecting Katch formula and then TDEE options.
Also, measuring for BF is same as a valid weigh in to minimize risk of water weight fluctuations -
Morning after rest day eating normal sodium levels, not sore from last workout.
And what's nice about above calc - it gives 2 formula results, so better chance of average being good estimate.
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