eat back calories
joema74
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Ok so i am really finding it hard to eat them all back. I am allocated 1200 per day for a 2lb a week loss. The problem i am having is i am extremley active. 1 example and the best i think is every weds i am walking between 15-20 miles. This weds i walked 17 in 5 hours. This pushed my calories from exercise to 2500. Add that to the 1200 i am allowed that brings it to 3700. How on earth do i eat all that hmmmm. I am going to become a spinning instructor on mon so that will be a massive increase in calories burnt so will have the dilema every day. On average without the walking and spinning my calories from ex is about 1500 extra and i just cant do it. Any ideas welcome
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Buy an entire skid of cashews? lol0
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Nuts ? yukky I could just try them though what will that do ?0
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Give you calories......0
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Ok will peanut butter work the same i like that hehe0
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I would set you're activity level to very active and count only the specific workouts. Adding calories from activity level is usually less than adding them in separately onto a sedentary or lightly active lifestyle.
It also usually evens it out so that while you may do lots of exercise 1 day and not as much the next, over the course of the week, the calories are averaged out, you're eating the same each day, not a huge amount one day and normal the next.
If you're still having problems, nuts etc are always very helpful, lots of calories but very good for you I love cashew nuts and almonds.0 -
Thanks hearing different opinions really help0
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