How do you log you strength excersices in the diary?
shiri171
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Hey so I've been working out 3x a week on strength with weights etc but I find it very hard to log it in the diary because it varies a LOT by day and I honeslty don't know how to find all the things I do.. how do u guys do it?
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Search 'strength training' under cardio2
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I agree Shirley, this app does not appear to consider calorie burn, just weight and reps? I am searching for better weight training app to monitor my fitness and progress, and would appreciate any suggestions too. I am trying JEFIT now.2
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To get a (mostly likely high) estimate of calories burned and log minutes, go under cardio and search strength training.
I don't like the strength training "log" itself on here. I keep my log in a 5x7 notebook, with weights, reps, sets.1 -
I agree it's very hard to find the proper excersice in the strength option. I guess I'll just use another app or as suggested a notebook.. shame though would've loved to have it all in one place. Thank for the help0
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Only the CV section of your diary adds calories.
Simply log the duration of your workout under CV section as "strength training" - you get a rough estimate based on METS and your weight.2 -
I log it under strength to track progression, but don't log any calories burned0
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I wear a heart rate monitor and the app keeps track of calories burned during a workout. It doesn't really get in the way when lifting, maybe just the bench press a little.0
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Hey so I've been working out 3x a week on strength with weights etc but I find it very hard to log it in the diary because it varies a LOT by day and I honeslty don't know how to find all the things I do.. how do u guys do it?
If it is strictly a lifting program for that day: Diary; Exercise; Add Exercise; Cardio; Strength Training; time in minutes will give me a calorie burn.
If it is more of a high paced/rapid calisthenics type program: Calisthenics replaces Strength Training.
What you do with those calories is up to you. Some ignore them, some eat half back, some eat all back. Take your pick, check your results and, if happy, continue. If not satisfied, change. There will be an element of trial and error here. Have fun with it and see how it goes.0
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