HRM and RMR
tellybelle
Posts: 144 Member
all this time I have never subtracted my rmr from what my HRM says I burned during exercise. So have I been overestimating my burns?
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Technically yes. My BMR is about 70 calories per hour so if I were to exercise for 30 minutes I'd have to subtract 35 calories. I don't think it is that big of a deal.0
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