drj1485

I'm sure you got it, but I just want to check. When you say you are active that means your body burns those calories in a normal day for you. If you do nothing your body is still going to burn around 2000. I am 6'0" and weigh 199lbs. I go to school most of the day and work in an office so I sit around and do nothing most…

Riding in a cart burns about 800 for 18 holes whereas walking while carrying your bags burns over 1400. This is statistics off a golf site that studied the calories burned and the effects of the cart versus walking versus pull cart on your score.

I know this is old but guys, 1 cup is 8 FLUID ounces which is a measure of volume (how much space something takes up). All liquids take up the same amount of space so it's easy to measure them like this. 1 cup of jelly takes up just amount of space as 1 cup of water . 8 fluid ounces of water actually weighs roughly 8.3 oz.…

HRMs are working under the assumption that you are exercising. They use a formula that estimates your calories burned based on your heart rate. Heart rate is not the only factor but During exercise, your hr is actually a pretty fair indicator of how hard your body is working. The higher your hr the harder you are likely to…

Here is my issue. When MFP says an exercise burns 700 in an hour, does it take into account that I would have burned around 100 in that hour if I wasn't exercising? I notice that the exercises add equal value to the NET intake, but I don't know if it is calculating the net loss. Example. To maintain my weight I can intake…