Apple Watch total calories
twdlove89
Posts: 95 Member
Hey guys
I’m trying to maintain and I use an Apple Watch (not sure what speck) and I was looking at my total calories burned today which is 2200 (daily moving +exercise)
I’ve never thought about this until just now but does that mean that today I could have eaten 2200 calories and still be maintaining or just stick to my usual 1800 calories
I’m trying to maintain and I use an Apple Watch (not sure what speck) and I was looking at my total calories burned today which is 2200 (daily moving +exercise)
I’ve never thought about this until just now but does that mean that today I could have eaten 2200 calories and still be maintaining or just stick to my usual 1800 calories
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IF the 2200 burned was accurate, AND you actually ate 2200 - then yes.
The problem is neither side of that equation is totally accurate.
Watch the weight within a range (since water weight easily fluctuates 5 lbs), and even better, measure the spot you gain fat first and track that.
For a woman whose metabolism literally will vary within a month, even weekly fluctuations in weight won't be meaningful, but a monthly compare of weight and a measurement can be great.
Trendweight and other apps will let you log weight and another stat and keep an eye on it for meaningful change.3 -
Bonus, thank you for the advice0
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