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how do i log my excersize for 30 day shred level 1??

Mrslolo83
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just did jillian michaels 30 day shred level 1.. i didnt cheat today i did every excersize so im proud. how do i log it in on this site? thanks for any help

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I just moved to Level 2 but for all levels I am logging it as "Circuit Training, General." A lot of my friends who shred are logging it this way. For me, it says that burns 210 calories for 20 minutes (changes based on weight) but I am pretty sure I burn more. Underestimating it is better than overestimating it. The only other way to accurately track calories burned is by using a heart rate monitor during the exercise.0
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If I'm not wearing my HRM (need a new battery) I also log as circuit training general. That gives me less than wearing my HRM but I'd rather underestimate than eat too much.0
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ok thank you ladies
man im sooooooooo sore lol but feeling good
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ok for me is 318 calories SWEET lol0
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Unfortunately it depends on weight, heart rate etc so best to do it using a HRM as i found mine only burnt 110 calories0
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Unfortunately it depends on weight, heart rate etc so best to do it using a HRM as i found mine only burnt 110 calories
Not to be nosy, but can I ask how much you weigh? I am wondering if I am overestimating my calories burned.0 -
I weigh 214 and my average heart rate for the most part is usually around 154... for 20 min that is a total of 300 calories (((*I used a formula from this website >> http://www.livestrong.com/article/203354-how-to-know-how-many-calories-are-burned-a-minute/ )) to determine how many calories are burned based on my heart rate/weight/gender/age.0
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I also log it as circuit training. I'm 5'6 150lbs and I bought a HRM to see how much I am acutally burning. It ranges from 196 (on a lazy day) to 265 cals (when I give it my all). Best investment I've made!0
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Does your HRM tell you how many cals you have burned? Or do you just monitor your heart rate?
I don't have one and was wondering what difference it makes to your exercise log than just using the details already in the database...0 -
Unfortunately it depends on weight, heart rate etc so best to do it using a HRM as i found mine only burnt 110 calories
Glad to hear I'm not the only one who registers low on the calorie burn. I have a Bodymedia armband and it reports that I only burn 117-120 calories for both L1 and L2. Much less than MFP's "Circuit Training - General" gives me. I think the calories burned varies widely by person.0 -
Unfortunately it depends on weight, heart rate etc so best to do it using a HRM as i found mine only burnt 110 calories
Not to be nosy, but can I ask how much you weigh? I am wondering if I am overestimating my calories burned.
This wasn't directed at me, but I'll jump in anyway since my monitor says I burn only 117-120. I am 5', 143 lbs. I also know that I have slower than average metabolism (I was tested for this at a health clinic). MFP says I burn 217, so it's 100 calories off.0 -
Months ago i tried 30ds and felt like I was dying. I am ready to try again but recently broke my DVD player so I will start in a week or so. I didn't realize that there could be such a difference in calories burned. I have wanted to get a HRM because I'm interested in making sure my HR gets into a fat burning zone? While working out. Now I really need one because I've been depending on MFP for calorie counts that could be off0
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level 1 is on youtube
Im on level 2 qd its kicking my rear0
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