01-08-2015 05:06
01-08-2015 05:06
I was wondering if anyone knows if there is an application that you can input your wight lifting routine, and weights use, reps, sets and it will calculate cal burn and tie into fitbit. If so can you please post thank you
01-08-2015 14:20
01-08-2015 14:20
MyFitnessPal has such a feature, though I haven't used it. Here is what the interface looks like:
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Take a look at the Fitbit help site for further assistance and information.
01-08-2015 17:37 - edited 01-08-2015 17:37
01-08-2015 17:37 - edited 01-08-2015 17:37
Sadly that is for tracking only.
It does no calorie burn estimate. You still have to go in to the cardio section to log Strength Training there.
If your lifting is reps 5-15 with sets and rests of 2-4 min, use Weights on Fitbit.
If reps up to 20 and rests less than 1 min but still heavy for you, use circuit training.
If body weight only and minimal rests and lots of reps, use calisthenics.
All those are in the Fitbit database. And while they are all less than cardio of equal time, they will be more than what Fitbit saw and gave, and better estimate.
07-06-2015 12:40
07-06-2015 12:40
I wore my fitbit during Circuit Training and then tried to add a log to my FitBit but I am wondering if I am double counting.
What is the best way to include all calories but not double count?
07-06-2015 13:22
07-06-2015 13:22
@petercfisher wrote:I wore my fitbit during Circuit Training and then tried to add a log to my FitBit but I am wondering if I am double counting.
What is the best way to include all calories but not double count?
Merely enter the correct start time and duration to cover the total period of the Circuit Training.
Now, what I'll do if the lifting goes longer than I know it should because of extra talking or waiting for equipment, is log the whole time but with the calorie burn for the normal expected short time.
So if normally is 200 calories for 40 min and I went to 60 min with distractions, I'll log the whole 60 as 200 calories.
Whatever you manually log replaces whatever calories Fitbit estimated for the start time/duration you enter - so only double (or some extra) counting would be if you messed up am/pm or got the time really off.
07-14-2015 20:56
07-14-2015 20:56
Where is the Fitbit Weights? i couldnt find it.
Has been looking for it to track down my weights training. Please tell me
07-16-2015 11:23
07-16-2015 11:23
@V3 wrote:Where is the Fitbit Weights? i couldnt find it.
Has been looking for it to track down my weights training. Please tell me
When you go to log an exercise or activity - type in Weights - there it is.
Start time and duration - it'll give you calorie burn with better estimate than device is going to figure out.
But it's not for actually tracking anything to with weight training, nothing in the program does that - hence this topic and desire to find an app to do it.