How much of your daily exercise do you log???

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I only log my workouts.

I'm eating at tdee so I don't log the amount I wo, I log 1 for any wo I do.

I only log workouts because daily activity is already factored in

I only log my workouts (i.e. gym) since I want to track those. All other activities, such as shopping, cooking, regular walks are part of my daily life, I don't see a reason personally to keep track of those.

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I log walks that I do on the treadmill, basically because I am too unfit and heavy to actually run properly yet. Some people are literally starting from zero fitness levels and a walk will break them out in a sweat. I feel things such as cleaning, sweeping etc I wont really log as I do that pretty much every day, but walking etc it is a constant walk, no slowing, no rests in between so I log them. I think being honest is the key here, if the activity has broken you into a sweat and raised your heart, then log it. If not then don't. Simple as really.

I log my workouts... but I do also log some cleaning.. and when I work with my dad at his garage I will occasionally log that as some calories burnt if I did something calorie-burn worthy.. Thursdays I clean 2 houses. One is a huge home that takes me 4-5hrs to do and I break a sweat trying to get it done even in that amount of time. I logged working at the garage today as I lifted several full 5gal pails of antifreeze to be dumped into other jugs to be given to people who need it, dug a hole, moved other heavy items (carrying starters/alternators out back to the shed)... I sometimes unmount rims which involves lifting the rim with tire to waist level to put it on the machine and using the machine to take the tire off the rim, then taking the tire outside and stacking the rims... this is definitely calorie burn. I don't log my normal housework at home or any food preparation or anything like that.

I log unusual activities because they aren't part of my TDEE. If I go for a run I log it - if I clean my house (dusting, sweeping, mopping, etc) I don't log it. If I walk to my car I don't log it - if I deep clean my house (moving furniture, shampooing the couches, intensive cleaning that isn't an every day or every week occurence) I log it. I don't get extra credit for living my life - I get extra credit for doing extra stuff.

I log purposeful workouts with the intention of burning calories for a set period of time. My routine burn from housework or incidental movement like walking down the stairs to do laundry would mostly get captured on my fitbit device.

Only workouts. I picked "lightly active" as my modifier to include everyday things and my part time job.

I log everything that is "unusual" for me. For example, do the dishes doesn't get logged. The 5 hours I spent cleaning my house yesterday did.

I log playing with my cat because it reminds me to play with him or he goes bonkers.

I am also set at sedentary. I am still losing weight, so clearly this works just fine for me.

I followed advice and set my activity level at sedentary and now log any exercise over the usual daily strolling about at work. This works for me very well as some days I do no extra and other days I take an exercise class. I can see the effect this has on my daily needs for calories and I am losing weight so it works for me.

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I only log my workouts (i.e. gym) since I want to track those. All other activities, such as shopping, cooking, regular walks are part of my daily life, I don't see a reason personally to keep track of those.

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oh today when i logged cleaning under my excersize it was because i couldnt find yardwork in the database. it wasnt just raking, bundling and lifting lots of limbs and wood, moving alot of heavy things around, i just finished the back proch now... all the rest is still a huge eyesore, way more needs to be done.