If you don't eat your exercise calories?
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Farburnfred
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Are you not starving? ESP the day after you have exercised?
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I wouldn't know... I always eat my exercise calories because anything more than a 1000 calorie deficit can be really unhealthy.0
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I usually eat some of them during the week at some point. I go by a weekly allowance rather than daily because some days I am hungrier than others - like the day after a lot of exercise!0
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I just eat till I'm not hungry anymore. Most of the time I eat around 50-80% of what I burn.0
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Nope. But I try to eat with my work outs in mind............meaning I make sure to have protein right after work outs and I chose foods that will be filling for long term.0
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99 % of the time, I do NOT eat my Exercise cals back. Never hungry.0
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I see no reason not to eat them back at some point during the week.. the deficit is already there before you exercise.0
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Ditto! Drink tons of water all day and never really hungry.0
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I never eat them back. Not even after a 1300cal burn. I'm not hungrier the day after than I was the day before :-)
What I am is : I have more thirst. So I guess I'm not hydrated enough the days that I work out...0 -
I don't usually eat them back. I make good choices and even with a 1200 calorie goal, I'm still not hungry. It's all about making good choices. That being said, I'll eat them back on days I can't seem to get full.0
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I am sometimes! But, I also found that if I exercise over 500 cal, I have a hard time eating them all back. I try to keep my exercises to around 300 calories. I am more likely to be able to eat most of them back if I stay around that number.0
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Only if I have a big cardio burn which is rare. I do eat more on heavy work out days (lifting)but don't log those exersises so I do eat back some.0
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never have hopefully never will I dont even hit my goal daily I'm usually at least 100-200 calories below then minus calories burned usually 400-500 less my goal is 18500
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the deficit is already there before you exercise.
This is how I feel. However, if I do feel ravenous and want a snack, as long as it's a healthy one, I don't stress over calories if I go over that day. I almost never feel hungry, though.0 -
Not any more hungry than normal. So no.
I rarely to never eat back my exercise calories I don't see the point.
If im being particularly greedy I'll use them, a big dinner at a restaurant or something. However, i don't eat out as much any longer so again: rarely to never on the eating back.0 -
Running suppresses my appetite in the short term and revs it up on the day after. That's why I eat at least half, if not more, of the calories I earn on run days on the non-run days that follow.0
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Thanks for the input. My main exercise is swimming, more often than not in the sea or a loch so I think the processes are somewhat different to say strength training and the estimating of the calories is very much an estimate! So I will drink more and make sure I eat up to my 1500 calorie target and see how it goes!0
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Only a portion. On most cardio days I burn 400-700 calories. There's no way Im eating back all those calories with healthy food... I feel like I eat all Day as it is!!0
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In the beginning I used to eat some of them but now I don't. I figure it will just help me lose weight a little faster.0
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I rarely eat any back. I will eat some if I am unusually hungry, maybe half. I plan my food pretty well each day and if I get enough protein I am not hungry.0
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Hardly ever eat them back and if I do maybe only 5%-10% if I fill hungry. 98% of the time I don't tho0
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