when 3500 cal doesn't equal a pound
chrisdavey
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You always find the most interesting articles.
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Interesting.
By the way even the 3500 cal/pound idea is only meant to apply for fat. One pound of muscle yields only 600 cals.0 -
Also, that simulator was pretty rad.0
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Also, that simulator was pretty rad.
yes, very cool.0 -
awww my browser won't open the simulator0
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awww my browser won't open the simulator
Really?! Mine wouldn't at first, then I closed out of all the pop-ups and it worked.0 -
Interesting.
By the way even the 3500 cal/pound idea is only meant to apply for fat. One pound of muscle yields only 600 cals.
Now, if only I could build a lb of muscle with 600 calories...0 -
Interesting.
By the way even the 3500 cal/pound idea is only meant to apply for fat. One pound of muscle yields only 600 cals.
Now, if only I could build a lb of muscle with 600 calories...
Yeah I know!! It's definitely harder to turn that 600 into a lb of muscle than 3500 into fat! :sad:0 -
awww my browser won't open the simulator
Really?! Mine wouldn't at first, then I closed out of all the pop-ups and it worked.
Yeah the first time it crashed my browser, the second and third time it just went to an error page.0 -
awww my browser won't open the simulator
Really?! Mine wouldn't at first, then I closed out of all the pop-ups and it worked.
Yeah the first time it crashed my browser, the second and third time it just went to an error page.
Ugh. That sucks. ]: It's really pretty awesome.0 -
awww my browser won't open the simulator
Really?! Mine wouldn't at first, then I closed out of all the pop-ups and it worked.
Yeah the first time it crashed my browser, the second and third time it just went to an error page.
Ugh. That sucks. ]: It's really pretty awesome.
I'll try the link at my work computer tomorrow Something to look forward to on Monday!0 -
hmm interesting but it shows me with a body fat percentage of 30% at 130 lbs if i achieve my goal. that's way too high. it doesn't seem to take into account the possibility of lean body mass gains through strength training. but it's still pretty cool. according to it i can achieve my goal. but the cals are a bit lower than i'm eating right now. so i think i'll exercise more. lol0
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awww my browser won't open the simulator
Really?! Mine wouldn't at first, then I closed out of all the pop-ups and it worked.
Yeah the first time it crashed my browser, the second and third time it just went to an error page.
Ugh. That sucks. ]: It's really pretty awesome.
I'll try the link at my work computer tomorrow Something to look forward to on Monday!
Yes! Three cheers for work computers.
I actually just emailed the link to myself so I can save it at home. [:0 -
thanks, cool simulator!0
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...it says I need to eat more to weigh less
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hmm interesting but it shows me with a body fat percentage of 30% at 130 lbs if i achieve my goal. that's way too high. it doesn't seem to take into account the possibility of lean body mass gains through strength training. but it's still pretty cool. according to it i can achieve my goal. but the cals are a bit lower than i'm eating right now. so i think i'll exercise more. lol
You can manually enter your BF% if you turn on Advanced Options0 -
Calculator only works in IE for me.
It seemed to overestimate my maintenance a bit (based on historical data and bodymedia fit numbers) but interesting anyway. I had to change activity multiplier to 1.55 instead of 1.70.0 -
Wow!!! Thanks!!! I have a lot to think about and figure out now!0
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Hmmmm thanks for sharing.0
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Calculator only works in IE for me.
It seemed to overestimate my maintenance a bit (based on historical data and bodymedia fit numbers) but interesting anyway. I had to change activity multiplier to 1.55 instead of 1.70.
It seemed to overestimate mine as well. Either that, or I have under-estimated it. What's this, another excuse to eat even more!? :laugh:0
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