Any pointers for a good calorie counter?
shweta156
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i own a Fitbit charge activity tracker however sometimes would love to know calories burnt when I am working on home DVDs. Any pointers for a good not too expensive calorie counter?
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Polar is the standard for heart rate monitors. Their FT1 sells for $40. If you want a combo activity tracker / HRM there are new Fitbits, but those are less accurate as HRMs.0
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CA_Underdog wrote: »Polar is the standard for heart rate monitors. Their FT1 sells for $40. If you want a combo activity tracker / HRM there are new Fitbits, but those are less accurate as HRMs.
I agree with this. I just got a Polar ft7 and I take it on my 30 minute walks. It seems to me to be much more accurate tha n either my ped or MFP's cal counts are. But I do only wear it for workouts and walks. I don't count cals for my other mild slow daily activities.0 -
Polar Heart rate monitor is the truth. I have a Nike sports watch as well and they sync perfectly.0
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http://www.myfitnesspal.com/blog/Azdak/view/the-real-facts-about-hrms-and-calories-what-you-need-to-know-before-purchasing-an-hrm-or-using-one-21472
HRMs are limited when it comes to calculating caloric burn.0
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