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Re: Too many calories burned?

‎09-19-2017 11:18 - edited ‎09-20-2017 17:11

‎09-19-2017 11:18 - edited ‎09-20-2017 17:11

Great comparitive post; but should probably be in lifestyles - I'll move it by the end of the day @PieterVlemincx

 

60 yr old, 1m82, 78kg about 3200 avg per day

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Generally, the heavier you are the more calories you have to burn (more work moving), gets tougher as you near, or drop below 20% BF

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‎09-19-2017 10:51

‎09-19-2017 10:51

 Hi guys, I have my Charge 2 for 3 weeks now and I keep thinking that my calories burned/day is too high.. 3500-4000. What is your experience with this? I am male, 28y, 1m84 and 92kg.. I am medium active. (Jogging, dog walking, factory working)

 

Pieter.

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‎09-21-2017 17:31

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‎09-21-2017 17:31

That actually sounds about right. you are young, active enough and not tiny. It may be slightly over estimated as calories in or out is not exact, but it's probably very close to actual..

Elena | Pennsylvania

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