Question About Strength Training
krikorr
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Why don't any of the strenght training exercises carry a calories burned factor like the aerobic exercises do?
Doing 50 situps on a slant board has got to burn some calories as do all the weight lifting exercises.
Doing 50 situps on a slant board has got to burn some calories as do all the weight lifting exercises.
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Well the amount of calories burned per weightlifting exercise per set is insignificant as compared to aerobic exercise, however if you add a complete workout than the calories burned might be a significant amount.0
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For MFPs estimation of calories burned during strength training - you have to look in 'cardiovascular', odd as it may seem.0
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yup, enter it as 'strength training' in 'cardio'0
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The strength training section is just for keeping track of your reps/sets/weight progress, if you choose to use it. I just write it on a paper that has my routine on it. To log it in the calories, look up strength training under the cardio section to get the estimated calories burned.0
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