Who goes by the BMR?

rocketpopsicles
rocketpopsicles Posts: 170
edited December 2024 in Health and Weight Loss
My BMR x 1.2 = 2089.55

THERE IS NO WAY I can eat that BEFORE exercise cals are added..

I hit 1500-1800 a day even with exercise all day..


Do you think your bmr cals are important to hit?

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  • BackTatJIM
    BackTatJIM Posts: 1,140 Member
    normally the more weight you have to lose the bigger the deflict you can get away with, but I try to eat more than my bmr, but I have had days where I haven't and i have never felt any different, I say don't think so much into it and eat how many calories is comfortable for you and if you stop losing weight then adjust them down or sometimes even up
  • chivalryder
    chivalryder Posts: 4,391 Member
    I do, and I get very close to hitting it every day (even go over sometimes).

    Before exercise, my BMR is just over 2000 calories/day. x1.2 = 2400.

    I try to eat about 1980/day right now, after exercise. Hit it every day, no problem.
  • ladyraven68
    ladyraven68 Posts: 2,003 Member
    My BMR x 1.2 = 2089.55

    THERE IS NO WAY I can eat that BEFORE exercise cals are added..

    I hit 1500-1800 a day even with exercise all day..


    Do you think your bmr cals are important to hit?

    BMR x 1.2 is your sedentary maintenance calories, not dropping weight calories.
  • angrodriguez92
    angrodriguez92 Posts: 193 Member
    I eat under my BMR very comfortably. I think it is too high.
  • CassieReannan
    CassieReannan Posts: 1,479 Member
    I try to hit it. Mine is 1800, and I get anywhere from 1600 - 1800 a day.
  • HorseWithNoName27
    HorseWithNoName27 Posts: 188 Member
    I eat about 500 under my BMR, even when I exercise. I may be eating too low, but I'll have to wait and see the effect it has on me.
  • peachyxoxoxo
    peachyxoxoxo Posts: 1,178 Member
    I eat about 500 under my BMR, even when I exercise. I may be eating too low, but I'll have to wait and see the effect it has on me.

    I would eat more... you want to be sure you're getting enough energy, and protein especially! Otherwise, the weight you're losing is both muscle and fat, which is obviously not desirable.
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