help! to log or not to log!

mynameiscarrie
mynameiscarrie Posts: 963 Member
edited October 2024 in Health and Weight Loss
Ok...I have a desk job on campus, but this semester they switched some things around so now 2 days a week i'm lifting tables and chairs during a 3 hour shift. my activity level is sedentary because i'm a student and usually sitting around all day in class or at work, so should i log those hours? i was thinking about logging it as an hour of strength training...i don't want to change my activity level because it's only twice a week...

input please :)

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  • spyork
    spyork Posts: 187
    Hi,

    I would log it, it's time not sat on your *kitten* doing heavy lifting some people join a gym to do that!
  • sarah307
    sarah307 Posts: 1,363 Member
    yeah, i would log it since you have your settings to sedentary
    but i wouldn't log it as the entire three hours.. just the 1 hour like you said! just to make up for margin of error.. and you get bonus :) LOL
  • kyle4jem
    kyle4jem Posts: 1,400 Member
    If it's leaving you slightly (or very breathless) and maybe even breaking sweat (albeit a litlle feminine glow :wink: ) then it's be worth checking how many calories you are actually burning.

    But perhaps not count these calories against your net calorie count.... just a wee suggestion :happy:
  • mandimoore617
    mandimoore617 Posts: 325 Member
    Stuff like that, I don't log it because I see it as an added calorie burn that I won't notice (as in, I won't be tempted to eat those calories back). I only log actual exercise.
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