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Snail_Lady
Snail_Lady Posts: 1
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Hiya!

Does anyone know how to register bodypump in the exercise section.

I have tried putting the exercises we do in pump down indivudally but no cal count comes up. I presume you have to enter these manually? I have no idea how much a 45 min or an 1hour long class burns....suggestions please???

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  • morganadk2_deleted
    morganadk2_deleted Posts: 1,696 Member
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    i log it as curcit training. I LOVE BODY PUMP!!
  • misty8parker
    misty8parker Posts: 45 Member
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    I tried yesterday...I just logged it under aerobics, high impact and adjusted my cals to 700. We can add it but I didnt want to be wrong or misleading. Maybe look it up on the net? Didnt think of that yesterday....
  • misty8parker
    misty8parker Posts: 45 Member
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    Ooh! Circuit training! Thanks!
  • BerryH
    BerryH Posts: 4,698 Member
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    I log is as weight/resistance training. there's not enough of a cardio boost to call it circuit training, I feel.
  • morganadk2_deleted
    morganadk2_deleted Posts: 1,696 Member
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    I log is as weight/resistance training. there's not enough of a cardio boost to call it circuit training, I feel.

    You have not had our instuctor then!!
  • poutyp11
    poutyp11 Posts: 10
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    I log it as "body pump" which I manually entered myself. I wear a heart rate monitor and burn anywhere from 450-550 calories a class. I usually log in the middle around 500 calories.
  • YMTaylor
    YMTaylor Posts: 230 Member
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    Our instructor told us that Les Mills says you burn an average of 560 calories. I'm still overweight so I created a line for Body Pump and use 500 calories/60 minutes. Knowing that might be a little high, I never eat the full 500 back in a day. That's been working well for me since I started using MFP in the Spring. I've been pumping 2 times a week for a year. I LOVE Body Pump! :)
  • JKPBX
    JKPBX Posts: 1
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    i log it as strength training, although a 45 minute class only says i've burned 142 calories which really doesn't seem right...
  • versuga
    versuga Posts: 130 Member
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    i log it as strength training, although a 45 minute class only says i've burned 142 calories which really doesn't seem right...

    I logged it as circuit training and I only burned 178 cals ?????
  • Carollondon
    Carollondon Posts: 2
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    I usually just log it in as 350 calories to be on the safe side. I'm wondering if anyone on here takes the same body pump classes as I do here in Shrewsbury, PA...
  • vanessaclarkgbr
    vanessaclarkgbr Posts: 765 Member
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    I logged 350 cals when I did it - one of my MFP friends suggested 350 which she logs for herself. I think it depends on the weight and speed of reps/weight of person doing the exercise too, best bet is to wear an HRM in the future if you have one?
  • Dragonfly1996
    Dragonfly1996 Posts: 196 Member
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    I added it as one of my exercises. I wear a HRM & on average burn 200-250 cals in a 60 min class :smile:
  • ShannonMpls
    ShannonMpls Posts: 1,936 Member
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    I log is as weight/resistance training. there's not enough of a cardio boost to call it circuit training, I feel.

    I agree - though I use an HRM, BodyPump didn't burn nearly the calories I burn during my regular 60 minute circuit training routine. Won't be taking Pump again ;)

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