Eating your exercise calories
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I personally don't eat the calories that i "earn" from working out. I stick to 200-300 below my original calorie goal for the day. I have been losing about 2-2.5 pounds per week. I still feel like I am eating a lot!!0
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one thing you should know is that the MFP estimates are often VERY high, especially for things that don't happen in controlled environments (like on an elliptical or whatever).
This actually varies from person to person. I find that MFP UNDERestimates the calories I burn (compared to HRM & BodyBugg). No two people are the same and you need to experiment a little to find the right balance for you.0 -
for more information, go to www.shouldieatmyexercisecalories.com.
Let me save you the trouble of going to the shouldieatmyexercisecalories.com website all it says is yes,and has been beaten to death and stoped being amusing awhile ago lol0 -
for more information, go to www.shouldieatmyexercisecalories.com.
Let me save you the trouble of going to the shouldieatmyexercisecalories.com website all it says is yes,and has been beaten to death and stoped being amusing awhile ago lol
Actually, if you click on the "Yes", it goes to a new page that still says "Yes" but also has a number of useful links.0 -
for more information, go to www.shouldieatmyexercisecalories.com.
Let me save you the trouble of going to the shouldieatmyexercisecalories.com website all it says is yes,and has been beaten to death and stoped being amusing awhile ago lol
Actually, if you click on the "Yes", it goes to a new page that still says "Yes" but also has a number of useful links.
Ah yes dont let me forgett the links that lead back to mfp,and everyone already has in their signatures.0 -
I never eat my exercise calories. What would be the point? You're supposed to burn calories to lose weight so it wouldn't make sense to eat those calories. The point is is to lose the weight.
exactly, may aswell not exercise0 -
I never eat my exercise calories. What would be the point? You're supposed to burn calories to lose weight so it wouldn't make sense to eat those calories. The point is is to lose the weight.
exactly, may aswell not exercise
Exercise does much more for your body than burning calories.
But yes, if you're just here to lose weight... there is no need to exercise.
If, however, you are here to get fit and healthy; there are a lot of reasons to exercise. (http://www.americanheart.org/presenter.jhtml?identifier=4563). And if you are here to get get fit and healthy, you'll want to fuel that exercise with the proper number of calories (energy).0
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