Are these "no equipment workout" apps on Play Store viable?
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diogomello12
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Anybody here who tried them and had expected results?
I'm just asking because I tried one exercise, with my correct weight and height in and it calculated 273 kcal lost in only 13 min of exercise, is it possible?
I'm just asking because I tried one exercise, with my correct weight and height in and it calculated 273 kcal lost in only 13 min of exercise, is it possible?
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That does sound high.
Doesn't mean the workout itself is bad.. but its credibility drops a notch.0 -
I always where a HRM. Once you program in your protacals, you will get a more accurate reading.0
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rocketass99 wrote: »I always where a HRM. Once you program in your protacals, you will get a more accurate reading.
HRMs are notoriously inaccurate for estimating calories expended for anything other than steady state cardio. Being a numbers wonk myself I would still be interested in tracking average HRs etc as a way of seeing improvements in fitness.0
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