I walk on the treadmill for an hour and a half every day at around a 7% incline. The treadmill SAYS I'm burning 430-600 calories (but I know those things aren't entirely accurate...) On the multiple calorie calculator sites I've visited, it says I burn either 2,600-ish calories (when I choose moderate exercise, or Moderately Active) or 2,900-ish (when I choose hard exercise, or Very Active). I don't know which is right... Here's the definitions from one of those sites: "Moderately Active--Moderate exercise or sports 3-5 days a week" "Very Active--Hard exercise or sports 6-7 days a week"...
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I can't figure out which one is right, because I don't know what their definitions of "moderate exercise" and "hard exercise" is. My exercise seems hard to me, it makes me sweat, but I know it's not as hard compared to the workouts other people do. So, I don't know what I actually burn in a day. Fitday (which is what I use) says I burn 2,735 calories, and 3,010 with my 600 cal exercise...
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I eat about 1500-1700 calories a day, and fitday says my calorie deficit for today (1500 eaten) was 1500. I haven't been exercising long, only about a week, so I couldn't tell you how much I'm losing. I just don't want to be unhealthy, and I've heard that 2lbs/week or a 1000 cal deficit is the most you should do. I'm not really hungry, but I want to make sure I'm not like, "starving" my body.
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Thanks for reading, sorry this post is so long!
Annie
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I can't figure out which one is right, because I don't know what their definitions of "moderate exercise" and "hard exercise" is. My exercise seems hard to me, it makes me sweat, but I know it's not as hard compared to the workouts other people do. So, I don't know what I actually burn in a day. Fitday (which is what I use) says I burn 2,735 calories, and 3,010 with my 600 cal exercise...
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I eat about 1500-1700 calories a day, and fitday says my calorie deficit for today (1500 eaten) was 1500. I haven't been exercising long, only about a week, so I couldn't tell you how much I'm losing. I just don't want to be unhealthy, and I've heard that 2lbs/week or a 1000 cal deficit is the most you should do. I'm not really hungry, but I want to make sure I'm not like, "starving" my body.
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Thanks for reading, sorry this post is so long!
Annie