Do I have to eat back my excercise calories?

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  • Savemyshannon
    Savemyshannon Posts: 334 Member
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    This is driving me crazy - where do I recognize her from ... Stargate ??

    Think that's Morena Baccarin from Stargate, yah :)
  • servilia
    servilia Posts: 3,453 Member
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    Since I think your calculations and settings are off (you're accounting for your work twice), I wouldn't eat them back.
  • rileysowner
    rileysowner Posts: 8,116 Member
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    If you're set for active you're already getting an extra calorie allowance. You don't count the walking twice.

    It only gives me 300 extra calories, believe me, I burn more then 300 calories at work.

    But you burn far less than that when not at work. It is an average. If you put yourself at active and are only active at work, then the only exercise you would add would be deliberate exercise. I would suggest if you think your calories are too low raise your activity level to very active and don't eat the calories you burn at work.
  • rileysowner
    rileysowner Posts: 8,116 Member
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    This is driving me crazy - where do I recognize her from ... Stargate ??

    Think that's Morena Baccarin from Stargate, yah :)

    Isn't she from the new V television show? Leader of the aliens.
  • ElizabethRoad
    ElizabethRoad Posts: 5,138 Member
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    OMG you guys she's from Firefly. (Although not in that pic.)
  • Savemyshannon
    Savemyshannon Posts: 334 Member
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    OMG you guys she's from Firefly. (Although not in that pic.)

    RIP Firefly :(
  • DonziGirl
    DonziGirl Posts: 9 Member
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    Well I see the topics don't very much from Calorie King... :huh:
  • CoraGregoryCPA
    CoraGregoryCPA Posts: 1,097 Member
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    Have you ever walked 15 miles? That is very very far. I'd suggest walking it on your day off to see how you feel afterwards. If you walked 15 miles a day, you probably wouldn't have any weight issues. Try to be realistic. In the meantime, do not eat your exercise calories back. If you are off on your math, the scale will certainly increase.