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Orangetheory

mcdmar15
mcdmar15 Posts: 1 Member
edited November 2024 in Fitness and Exercise
How do you add your Orangetheory workout to MyFitnessPal appl?
Note I use the OrangeTheory appl too.

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  • mrspett323
    mrspett323 Posts: 85 Member
    I put it under Cardiovascular and just type the minutes and calories in.
  • Ready2Rock206
    Ready2Rock206 Posts: 9,487 Member
    You get the calories in an email after class. Create an exercise - you can call it OrangeTheory - log the calories from your email.
  • theresa961
    theresa961 Posts: 37 Member
    Love love my Orangetheory!
  • mannins3
    mannins3 Posts: 12 Member
    What exactly is orange theory? I've heard the name many times
  • sgt1372
    sgt1372 Posts: 3,997 Member
    edited October 2017
    mannins3 wrote: »
    What exactly is orange theory? I've heard the name many times

    Easy enough to Google it. See:

    https://www.orangetheoryfitness.com/the-workout

    There's one that opened in my area only 1/2 mike from my house but I hate the color orange and prefer to work out alone in mybown way and at my own pace. IMO it's also pretty expensive too.

    So, OT is not for me.
  • mainiac4942
    mainiac4942 Posts: 1 Member
    If you have a Garmin watch, there is an OTF watch profile. I just start that at the beginning of class and my Garmin automatically syncs with MFP. Prior to the profile I used the Garmin cardio profile.
  • Marcie9278
    Marcie9278 Posts: 64 Member
    mainiac4942 wrote: »
    If you have a Garmin watch, there is an OTF watch profile. I just start that at the beginning of class and my Garmin automatically syncs with MFP. Prior to the profile I used the Garmin cardio profile.

    Do all Garmin watches do this? I may need to get one. Does it work just like the monitors they give you? Or do you have to use both?
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