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Age 19
Weight 97.9kg (down from 108.4kg last year)
Height: 5ft 9in
Took advantage of the nice weather we've had in England the past few days, and went on a nice long walk. I managed to hit just over 30k steps and Fitbit gives and estimated calorie burn on 5,865 calories. My Fitbit is the Charge 3, which tracks my heart rate throughout the day as well.
I've weighed myself and found that my scales are showing the same weight as they had before yesterday. Obviously I understand that the 5,865 calories burnt is an estimate, but it can't be that far off? And how come my weight hasn't changed at all?
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Hi @davidallan and well done on the 30k steps! Weight varies because of many things - notably what you have eaten recently, fluid you have drunk and fluid you have retained, and bowel movements. So you rarely see a direct result of a calorie negative day the day following. You need to look at weekly trends rather than just one day. I know the temptation is there to say I used 3000 more calories than I ate so my weight should immediately show the difference, but unfortunately if often doesn't. Don't be despondent, just keep at it and watch the trends over time.
Best AnswerHi @davidallan and well done on the 30k steps! Weight varies because of many things - notably what you have eaten recently, fluid you have drunk and fluid you have retained, and bowel movements. So you rarely see a direct result of a calorie negative day the day following. You need to look at weekly trends rather than just one day. I know the temptation is there to say I used 3000 more calories than I ate so my weight should immediately show the difference, but unfortunately if often doesn't. Don't be despondent, just keep at it and watch the trends over time.
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