Wait...what?

spacelump
spacelump Posts: 233 Member
edited February 19 in Fitness and Exercise
Seeing as I put my activity level at 'fairly active' on MFP, do I need to include my exercise done while doing my job? (I walk dogs as my PT job). My pedometer says I walked 2 miles. I don't want to accidentally credit myself for what's already being accounted for and eat over my calories.

Thanks all!

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  • RllyGudTweetr
    RllyGudTweetr Posts: 2,019 Member
    Seeing as I put my activity level at 'fairly active' on MFP, do I need to include my exercise done while doing my job? (I walk dogs as my PT job). My pedometer says I walked 2 miles. I don't want to accidentally credit myself for what's already being accounted for and eat over my calories.

    Thanks all!
    If you included the activity you do in your job in determining your overall activity level - and it sounds like you did - then you need not and should not list it again as exercise. You've theoretically already counted those calories burned.

    Good luck in achieving your goals on MFP!
  • loubidy
    loubidy Posts: 440 Member
    Nope just add additional exercise above what you consider 'normal'
  • zeal26
    zeal26 Posts: 602 Member
    No, it's already accounted for. :)
  • spacelump
    spacelump Posts: 233 Member
    I suspected that to be the case. Thanks everyone!
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