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But the subs ription fee firbBMF is peanuts. I think well worth it for the extra data and accuracy.

Don't understand question. This is the Advantage model The core and Likc aren't licenced in Europe so we can't use them in the UK. Kiperformance buy into the BM website and you register through kiperformance. I think everything else is the same. You can however pay extra for sports s ientists to look at your data and give…

For me, there was a 300 Calorie difference - Fitbitbwas lower.

If you want something accurate you need a HRM with a chest strap or Bodymediafit. Look on eBay for something used.

Take a look at this http://www.getgrok.com/2013/01/a-comparative-review-28-days-with-the-fitbit-one-jawbone-up-nike-fuelband-and-bodymedia-link/

I use Kifit- the Uk version. I have 1.1 for sleeping and 1.3 for sitting.

Take a look at this: http://www.getgrok.com/2013/01/a-comparative-review-28-days-with-the-fitbit-one-jawbone-up-nike-fuelband-and-bodymedia-link/

Look at Chalean Extreme. Also lots by Cathe Friedrich- especially STS.

Personally- I probably wouldn't risk it. If your coworkers aren't into exercise, they may think you're a bit obsessive. I feel it won't do any good and MAY do harm so I wouldn't in your situation.

Yes but it has other sensors too.

Do a search in Groups. There is already one set up if you're interested.

I presume once you start your new job, you will need child care. Can you organise that for now so you can get out to train.

Most accurate way is to get a HRM or Bodymedia Fit. If not, put it under aerobics, strength training, circuit training syc- whatever is most appropriate.

What do you mean by 'track'. You can search for strength training under cardio exercise to get a rough idea of calorie burn. It's very inaccurate though due to all the variables.

It depends what type of exercise you do. I hardcore both at one time- the Fitbit gave me a daily burn of about 300 Cals less than the BMF. The BMF is more than 90% accurate b

What country are you in. That might make a difference v

http://www.hsm.tv/fitness/product/jillian-michaels-body-revolution I paid aboutbl £150 importing it into the UK before these two sites did it. You could try eBay too for a used set. Be carefully as there is someone selling pirated copies in there though.

Hasn't got Body Revolution.

Not sure what the Fit it Air is - not heard of that. Lots of these things sync with a PC and then that info syncs with an app on the iPhone 4. Is that any good? Fitbit doesn't a e a subscription. Bodymedia Fit does bit it's far more accurate than the other devices and gives more information. The subscription costs peanuts.…

I'm doing it. £39.99 seems very cheap. What's the website? There are lots of pirated copies out there so be careful.

The error is average. If they knew it always measured 10% too much, then they would just take that number off. It may under or over calculate depending on the individual and/or what activity you do.

I presume you mean 15% LESS THAN your TDEE.

Take a look at this: http://www.getgrok.com/2013/01/a-comparative-review-28-days-with-the-fitbit-one-jawbone-up-nike-fuelband-and-bodymedia-link/

Neither are particularly accurate- or so lots of people say. Have a look at this though: http://www.getgrok.com/2013/01/a-comparative-review-28-days-with-the-fitbit-one-jawbone-up-nike-fuelband-and-bodymedia-link/

If you do a search on here, you will find lots of information. There is also a group.

It's not like either. The main work outs are three weight training workouts- lifting heavy weights. It's made interesting though as Chalean is very motivating. You can get clips on YouTube.

Take a look at this. http://www.getgrok.com/2013/01/a-comparative-review-28-days-with-the-fitbit-one-jawbone-up-nike-fuelband-and-bodymedia-link/

Take a look at this: http://www.getgrok.com/2013/01/a-comparative-review-28-days-with-the-fitbit-one-jawbone-up-nike-fuelband-and-bodymedia-link/

Yes. You've got it correct.

Prepare to be inundated with messages from Beachbody coaches trying to sell you stuff!!!!!:laugh: