Garmin Connect Calorie Adjustment?
NickiBear81
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Does anybody actually end up with a negative calorie adjustment when they sync in very regularly with Garmin Connect?
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Sure, I've had negative adjustments. That will happen when you're less active than your selected activity rate. I'm only set at sedentary, so I get negative adjustments in two cases:
- on my rare couch potato days (small negative adjustment)
- on days where are my activity happened within exercise sessions - most frequently when I've spent the day hiking. Garmin's calculation of calories burned during exercise includes BMR calories, so in order to avoid double counting those BMR calories, I get a negative calorie adjustment subtracting my BMR calories during exercise. This effect is most noticeable for long exercise sessions where the BMR calories add up to a significant amount - on hiking days I'll get a negative Garmin Connect calorie adjustment of several hundreds of calories, but a positive total adjustment since I've been very active.
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I hate them and turn them off. It’s irrational, but, there you go. I still see weird weight loss.0
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