Question Regarding Workout DVDs
MANDEEx88
Posts: 32 Member
Hello all,
I recently started doing Jillian Michael's Beginner Shred. Once I have completed the thirty days of that I am going to move onto Jillian Michael's 30-Day Shred. I can find calorie information on her 30-Day Shred but I cannot find anything regarding how many calories are burned with her Beginner Shred DVD.
How do I figure out how many calories I am burning with the DVD? It is a mix of cardio and resistance training. I am 194lbs. I want to make sure to lose weight I am burning more than I am eating.
Thanks!
I recently started doing Jillian Michael's Beginner Shred. Once I have completed the thirty days of that I am going to move onto Jillian Michael's 30-Day Shred. I can find calorie information on her 30-Day Shred but I cannot find anything regarding how many calories are burned with her Beginner Shred DVD.
How do I figure out how many calories I am burning with the DVD? It is a mix of cardio and resistance training. I am 194lbs. I want to make sure to lose weight I am burning more than I am eating.
Thanks!
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I would recommend getting a heart rate monitor. That's the best/most accurate way to figure that out for any workout.2
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Hello all,
I recently started doing Jillian Michael's Beginner Shred. Once I have completed the thirty days of that I am going to move onto Jillian Michael's 30-Day Shred. I can find calorie information on her 30-Day Shred but I cannot find anything regarding how many calories are burned with her Beginner Shred DVD.
How do I figure out how many calories I am burning with the DVD? It is a mix of cardio and resistance training. I am 194lbs. I want to make sure to lose weight I am burning more than I am eating.
Thanks!
First off, if you told MFP you wanted to lose weight, your calorie target is your deficit...ie if you're eating to that target, you are burning more than you're eating...you burn calories 24/7...most of your burn is you being alive...and your target is before exercise. MFP is designed for you to actually eat more calories with exercise.
I would probably just log it as calisthenics. A HRM isn't going to be particularly accurate for that kind of exercise so if you went that route, you'd want to take that number with a large grain of salt.7 -
When I did exercise videos - it was the in the day of the VHS tapes - I used to buy a lot from Collage Video. I'll bet they can help you.0
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I would log them as interval or circuit training.
An HRM is only accurate for steady state cardio.
As previous poster mentioned, if you got your calorie goal from MFP it already has the deficit you need in there. You should eat back at least some of your exercise calories. Good luck!2 -
I do Jillian’s app work outs and have done her dvds for years. I’ve always burned about 150cals per session sometimes more or less depending on if I push myself or not.
Her app gives a estimated calorie burn per work out session but her estimate is always a little higher then what my Iwatch says I’ve burned - however her estimate is pretty much spot on with my overall burn rather than active burn.0
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