Activity level

Ssssss666666
Ssssss666666 Posts: 560 Member
in Goal: Maintaining Weight
Hi was just wondering if people adjust there activity level for days they are at work (assuming your job is an active one) then change it again for days off. Thanks in advance

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  • TavistockToad
    TavistockToad Posts: 35,719 Member
    Nope
  • tinkerbellang83
    tinkerbellang83 Posts: 9,130 Member
    edited March 2019
    I don't do this for work, but I do adjust my calorie intake on my more active days (I have an exercise entry called Active Day Calorie Adjustment for 300 calories) to give myself a smaller deficit on days when I am exercising rather than just walking a lot. (I get a mad appetite when I am rowing or running)
  • sijomial
    sijomial Posts: 19,811 Member
    No - I regard it as a long term average.
  • MikePTY
    MikePTY Posts: 3,814 Member
    The activity level is meant to not be changed. It assumes that humans do not work 7 days a week so it is all kind of averaged in there over the course of the week.
  • lx1x
    lx1x Posts: 38,310 Member
    I don't change the activity level... I set it and forget it.
  • PAV8888
    PAV8888 Posts: 13,581 Member
    I do change it... daily... because my Fitbit adjusts my calories out every day according to my "actual" activity level (with an error of slightly less than 5% of TDEE based on my general logging on average)
  • nxd10
    nxd10 Posts: 4,570 Member
    I use an apple watch and just trust what it says. The only problem I have is days I play the banjo or uke or drum because it thinks those are steps.
  • pierinifitness
    pierinifitness Posts: 2,231 Member
    Someone here commented that they play drums and are able to get high step counts from drumming. So, I think you’re correct.

    Technology can be fooled.

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