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I wear a HRM during my entire workouts(generally 1/2 hour cardio, 1/2 hour strength). Do you log calories burned during strength training or do you stop you HRM after cardio? Just curious how others a…
I read on somewhere that you should not go below 500 net calories on a given day. Here's my dilemma. MFP has set my daily calorie goal at 1200. I work out some days twice a day. I also wear a HRM to e…
I am new to tracking consistently, and have done so for the past month. I have decreased my caloric intake, and upped my activity. However, my scale keeps fluctuating between the same 2-3 pounds. What…
Yesterday, I wore capris for the first time in a few years. I did not like the way my "cankles" looked so I would not wear them. Yesterday, I actually felt like I had fairly sexy ankles. I sent this m…
So I just started logging my food intake, and exercise. I am really trying to be consistent. My question is do you use the number of calories MFP recommends for your exercise routine, meaning do you f…
I log my exercise and typically consume back those calories. My question is when calories are added based on steps, above your logged exercise, do you consume those calories as well? Most days, I don'…
I noticed during my last few workouts, but specifically today, that I maintain my heart rate around 140, and then upwards of 160 during high intensity/high resistance. Today, I specifically chose a fa…
I wanted to first get everyone's thoughts on the use of a balance ball chair. I have an office job where I sit for 9 hours a day, and commute for 2 hours per day. would this be beneficial at all? Seco…
I am at work, not feeling hungry, and due to the upcoming holidays, work is slow. The urge to mindlessly munch to have something to do is ridiculous today. I am wondering how others combat that urge.
According to CDC BMI Calculator: For your height, a normal weight range would be from 95 to 128 pounds. Yet, I use an Omron Body Fat Monitor. Based on my body fat percentage, my lean body mass is more…