"Do I eat my exercise calories?"
brittanyjeanxo
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YES.
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But...what if I work out like, a lot, and I burn a lot of calories?!0
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But...what if I work out like, a lot, and I burn a lot of calories?!
STILL YES.
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but, what if I set my calorie level to 800 and workout like a devil and burn like 5000 calories?0
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But...what if I work out like, a lot, and I burn a lot of calories?!
:laugh: when you work out like, a lot, you are required to drink your burnt calories. Also, the drink must include vodka or rum and fresh fruit.0 -
Woo hoo! Good for you0
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bump :laugh:0
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Why do they all taste like chicken?0
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since I am a big girl my calorie count is HIGH so I dont eat my workout calories i just try to eat my max calories. If I do go over it is with something of nutritonal value not a snickers bar.0
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since I am a big girl my calorie count is HIGH so I dont eat my workout calories i just try to eat my max calories. If I do go over it is with something of nutritonal value not a snickers bar.
Mine is really high as well but after exercise I try to make sure my net goal is at at least 12000 -
i say no0
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But...what if I work out like, a lot, and I burn a lot of calories?!
:laugh: when you work out like, a lot, you are required to drink your burnt calories. Also, the drink must include vodka or rum and fresh fruit.
Sweet Jesus, I've been doing it all wrong! I've been doing tequila shots! I've got to get to the liquor store, now!0 -
i say no
I say yes, you're cancelled out. :glasses:0 -
How about now?0
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My opinion is to NOT eat the exercise calories if you can help it. Your daily calorie level should be where if you didn't exercise, you would still slowly lose weight. The exercise calories are a bonus to the weight loss effort. Since you have to burn 3500 extra calories to lose one (that's right 1!) pound, I do my best to not consume by exercise calories. However, not always good at that and will sometimes eat some of them; but always aim to have calories left over if possible.0
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What if I ask in 6.5 hours, and then ask AGAIN in 4 days.. ?0
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My opinion is to NOT eat the exercise calories if you can help it. Your daily calorie level should be where if you didn't exercise, you would still slowly lose weight. The exercise calories are a bonus to the weight loss effort. Since you have to burn 3500 extra calories to lose one (that's right 1!) pound, I do my best to not consume by exercise calories. However, not always good at that and will sometimes eat some of them; but always aim to have calories left over if possible.
If you don't eat them....
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yawn0
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What if my exercise calories would make me eat more than 1200 calories?0
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Mine is really high as well but after exercise I try to make sure my net goal is at at least 1200
This. I was initially against eating exercise cals but now I just make sure I net @ least 1200 on exercise days. Some days I eat all of my exercise cals and am still losing.0 -
How about now?
STILL YES.
Thank you for that website, you genius. By the way, I doubt you've noticed, but I apologize for deleting you off of my friends list. You're a cool guy, and pretty funny, but dammit your fan club is ridiculous! lol0 -
My opinion is to NOT eat the exercise calories if you can help it. Your daily calorie level should be where if you didn't exercise, you would still slowly lose weight. The exercise calories are a bonus to the weight loss effort. Since you have to burn 3500 extra calories to lose one (that's right 1!) pound, I do my best to not consume by exercise calories. However, not always good at that and will sometimes eat some of them; but always aim to have calories left over if possible.
If you don't eat them....
is it bad if I just switched my way of thinking all because of that?0 -
My opinion is to NOT eat the exercise calories if you can help it. Your daily calorie level should be where if you didn't exercise, you would still slowly lose weight. The exercise calories are a bonus to the weight loss effort. Since you have to burn 3500 extra calories to lose one (that's right 1!) pound, I do my best to not consume by exercise calories. However, not always good at that and will sometimes eat some of them; but always aim to have calories left over if possible.
O.o you have fun with that.0 -
How about now?
STILL YES.
Thank you for that website, you genius. By the way, I doubt you've noticed, but I apologize for deleting you off of my friends list. You're a cool guy, and pretty funny, but dammit your fan club is ridiculous! lol
We are NOT ridiculous. Take that back!!!0 -
What if I ask in 6.5 hours, and then ask AGAIN in 4 days.. ?
Then you instantly reach your goal weight, but it has to be exactly 6.5 hours hours and at the exact same time in 4 days when you ask again.0 -
What if my exercise calories would make me eat more than 1200 calories?0
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i say no
well you are out voted
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How about now?
STILL YES.
Thank you for that website, you genius. By the way, I doubt you've noticed, but I apologize for deleting you off of my friends list. You're a cool guy, and pretty funny, but dammit your fan club is ridiculous! lol
We are NOT ridiculous. Take that back!!!
Okay okay, sorry. I am a fan too. There were just certain people that were ridiculous and the comments were always clogging up my feed. I feel like a **** for deleting him because of his friends, but it really got irksome O.o0 -
To give you an accurate answer it helps to see your diary,and also how accurate your calories burned are! If you burned less calories than you have added ( unknowingly ) because of accuracy being an issue with exercise,you can intact be cheating your diet in a weight loss plan. That being said if you are lean and trying to gain muscle and not worry about losing fat than yes eat them for sure and see where it takes you,but if weight loss is the goal than you want to be care full as to what you eat mixed with the type of exercise you do,if you are on a very low calorie diet ,supplement your diet with something like WHEY ISOLATE PROTEIN SHAKE MIXES,keeping a high protein intake without the excess fats plus the benefits of amino acids to heal worked muscles will help burn fat without the side effect of losing muscle mass which is very common with low mal diets,intact eating the wrong type's of calories,and exercise can burn fat & muscle almost equally,in the end if your fat% far exceeded your lean muscle mass you may lose weight but have the wrong ratio of loss,you only want to burn fat! Not lose muscle!,keep this all in mind as I speak from success within my own diet and am at the point of maintenance & building strength,good luck ,hope I helped a little and ALOHA to you - Keola......my profile is open you can see I was 263 pounds hit my goal within 7 months0
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My opinion is to NOT eat the exercise calories if you can help it. Your daily calorie level should be where if you didn't exercise, you would still slowly lose weight. The exercise calories are a bonus to the weight loss effort. Since you have to burn 3500 extra calories to lose one (that's right 1!) pound, I do my best to not consume by exercise calories. However, not always good at that and will sometimes eat some of them; but always aim to have calories left over if possible.
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To give you an accurate answer it helps to see your diary,and also how accurate your calories burned are! If you burned less calories than you have added ( unknowingly ) because of accuracy being an issue with exercise,you can intact be cheating your diet in a weight loss plan. That being said if you are lean and trying to gain muscle and not worry about losing fat than yes eat them for sure and see where it takes you,but if weight loss is the goal than you want to be care full as to what you eat mixed with the type of exercise you do,if you are on a very low calorie diet ,supplement your diet with something like WHEY ISOLATE PROTEIN SHAKE MIXES,keeping a high protein intake without the excess fats plus the benefits of amino acids to heal worked muscles will help burn fat without the side effect of losing muscle mass which is very common with low mal diets,intact eating the wrong type's of calories,and exercise can burn fat & muscle almost equally,in the end if your fat% far exceeded your lean muscle mass you may lose weight but have the wrong ratio of loss,you only want to burn fat! Not lose muscle!,keep this all in mind as I speak from success within my own diet and am at the point of maintenance & building strength,good luck ,hope I helped a little and ALOHA to you - Keola......my profile is open you can see I was 263 pounds hit my goal within 7 months
Somebody only read the title. Thanks for the "advice" there buddy, even though it was clearly empty since you didn't read what I had to say lol0
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