HRM Vs Myfitness pal

RoosMommy01
Posts: 88
Ok I finally broke down and invested in an HRM since everyone was telling me that I was overestimating my calories when I worked out. Now someone explain this!
I walk for 35 minutes outside (roughly at 3mph). I'm currently at 264 and am 5'6. I was checking my heart rate throughout the walk and it was staying in the range of 150-155
Now for the calories estimaes:
My ipod was at 301
Myfitnesspal said 296
HRM said a whooping 548!!
Now out of those numbers we one should I be using! *L*
I walk for 35 minutes outside (roughly at 3mph). I'm currently at 264 and am 5'6. I was checking my heart rate throughout the walk and it was staying in the range of 150-155
Now for the calories estimaes:
My ipod was at 301
Myfitnesspal said 296
HRM said a whooping 548!!
Now out of those numbers we one should I be using! *L*
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I don't know if someone has a better answer, but maybe take an average of all 3? That way your not counting too little or too much.0
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What kind of HRM? I have a Polar ft4 and it is very close to all of the ones listed. I had a different HRM before that didn't have a chest strap and relied on me tapping the watch to update my HR and that one was about 30-40% higher than all the other sources including my polar.0
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