BMR?
Lovemehatemebytchez
Posts: 119 Member
So I know it's just an estimate but to help me fully understand better my Basal Metabolic Rate (BMR) is 1920 so that's how much I need to eat when my bodies in rest mode?
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Age 31
260lbs
Female
I work out 4 days a week for a hour or more.
More info
Age 31
260lbs
Female
I work out 4 days a week for a hour or more.
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BMR is honestly a pretty useless number to know unless you plan on being comatosed anytime soon. TDEE is the most useful figure for you. MFP or Scooby can calculate an approximate value of this for you.1
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trigden1991 wrote: »BMR is honestly a pretty useless number to know unless you plan on being comatosed anytime soon. TDEE is the most useful figure for you. MFP or Scooby can calculate an approximate value of this for you.
Thank you but whats MFP?0 -
Lovemehatemebytchez wrote: »trigden1991 wrote: »BMR is honestly a pretty useless number to know unless you plan on being comatosed anytime soon. TDEE is the most useful figure for you. MFP or Scooby can calculate an approximate value of this for you.
Thank you but whats MFP?
This website we're on right now. My Fitness Pal.1
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