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Treadmill help PLEASE!

chelseafrisbie
Posts: 3
Hi,
So I notice when you try to log "treadmill" workouts into MFP , it comes up as "stair-treadmill ergometer". Does this mean that it is reading it as a stepper machine or an actual treadmill? I've been putting in whatever speeds I've been walking or jogging, but I feel like that is not an accurate representation of what I'm doing on the machine. But I don't want to put in a stepper exercise if that is not what I'm doing.
Any help?
So I notice when you try to log "treadmill" workouts into MFP , it comes up as "stair-treadmill ergometer". Does this mean that it is reading it as a stepper machine or an actual treadmill? I've been putting in whatever speeds I've been walking or jogging, but I feel like that is not an accurate representation of what I'm doing on the machine. But I don't want to put in a stepper exercise if that is not what I'm doing.
Any help?
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Just enter in your own exercise and put how many minutes you did and what the calories are that you burned. When I do treadmill. I put in run/walk and whatever the calories burned show on my treadmill.0
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Log as walking/running/jogging. Whatever you did.0
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Use the walking or jogging/running entry for your MPH. Or use an online treadmill calculator (although the one I use tends to seem a bit high.)0
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I just keep the stairmill-treadmill label and replace the MFP calorie count with the calorie count from the machine. Please someone correct me if I am wrong but the label is just a label - as long as you update with the correct calorie count you can use any label. If you prefer better tracking you can create your own cardio labels as well...0
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I just keep the stairmill-treadmill label and replace the MFP calorie count with the calorie count from the machine. Please someone correct me if I am wrong but the label is just a label - as long as you update with the correct calorie count you can use any label. If you prefer better tracking you can create your own cardio labels as well...
I do the same thing!! :happy:0 -
Thanks all, this helped a lot. Unfortunately the treadmill at my gym does not have a way for you to enter your weight, so it cannot give me a precise number of calories burned, so I guess I will go with the walk/run entering as I have been doing.
Thanks for everyone's replies!!0
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