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eating back workout calories??

thedodgeruk
Posts: 132 Member
this is an old question i guess BUT
set my goals to 1.5 a week losing weight , which puts my
calorie intake to 1700 a day
been to gym today a done a lot of cardio, and it say my goal today is 2700
i have eaten 1865 today, and not hungry and nearly time for bed.
so my question , am i going to loose more weight because of this or am i going to not.
or more importantly , am i going to do my self any harm ?
set my goals to 1.5 a week losing weight , which puts my
calorie intake to 1700 a day
been to gym today a done a lot of cardio, and it say my goal today is 2700
i have eaten 1865 today, and not hungry and nearly time for bed.
so my question , am i going to loose more weight because of this or am i going to not.
or more importantly , am i going to do my self any harm ?
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One day of being under your calories won't hurt you any. You can eat a little more tomorrow if you'd like to balance it or just ignore it completely.
If it becomes a habit you might want to try to plan your days better and include some higher calorie meals on your workout days.
http://www.myfitnesspal.com/topics/show/818082-exercise-calories-again-wtf0 -
I find I'm hungriest after a leg workout...0
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www.shouldIeatmyexercisecalories.com0
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One day of being under your calories won't hurt you any. You can eat a little more tomorrow if you'd like to balance it or just ignore it completely.
If it becomes a habit you might want to try to plan your days better and include some higher calorie meals on your workout days.
http://www.myfitnesspal.com/topics/show/818082-exercise-calories-again-wtf
Simply plan a bit better plus maybe if your food was a bit more appetising you might not struggle to eat your calories!0 -
www.shouldIeatmyexercisecalories.com
What the heck happened to this website? :sad:0 -
I wear a HRM but I have stopped adding my workout calories into MFP. It just gets too confusing. I know my food really well, and if it's a day after a hard workout, I will usually add a little extra to what I eat.0
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I find that I pretty much stick to my 1,500 calories a day but if I add my exercise too early in the day I forget and end up eating more. In order for me to stick to the 1.500 I simply add my exercise at the very end when I'm ready to complete my entry for the day. This way not only do I eat my calories but I get to see how much of those calories I have burned off. Plus this way it is a lot less confusing cause I also was getting very confused by it too. Hope this helps.0
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