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TOPIC: Different days / different calorie goal option |
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Joined 2011-06-02 Posts: 2,002 |
December 04, 2012 21:17
It would be awesome to have the ability to set up different calorie goals for different days of the week so I didn't have to change it everyday. I eat more on the days I lift so MFP, this would be a great feature to add!
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Joined 2011-11-24 Posts: 422 |
December 04, 2012 21:34
QUOTE: It would be awesome to have the ability to set up different calorie goals for different days of the week so I didn't have to change it everyday. I eat more on the days I lift so MFP, this would be a great feature to add! I agree totally,I eat way more on my workout days,also eat more protein on those days so changing the macros would help to 
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Joined 2012-11-19 Posts: 24 |
December 04, 2012 21:40
I agree with this too!!! I would really love that feature.
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Joined 2010-01-15 Posts: 343 |
December 04, 2012 21:41
Would love this also.
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Joined 2011-04-26 Posts: 5,032 |
December 04, 2012 22:34
Agreed.
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Joined 2010-01-15 Posts: 2,582 |
December 04, 2012 22:41
You could set activity to your daily level ( without exercise) and then add in the exercise when you do it. This is perhaps a better solution.
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Joined 2011-01-16 Posts: 1,762 |
December 04, 2012 22:53
This has been asked for many times over the time I've been here, nearly 2 years.
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Joined 2011-06-02 Posts: 2,002 |
December 05, 2012 05:51
QUOTE: You could set activity to your daily level ( without exercise) and then add in the exercise when you do it. This is perhaps a better solution. I disagree because a HRM does not accurately tell you calories burned during strength training.
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Joined 2011-06-02 Posts: 2,002 |
December 05, 2012 05:51
QUOTE: This has been asked for many times over the time I've been here, nearly 2 years. for real? They need to get on it then lol
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Joined 2012-07-03 Posts: 220 |
December 05, 2012 05:56
just set your calorie goal to zero, and eat what you have planned for that day or are you afraid of red numbers?
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Joined 2012-04-03 Posts: 1,151 |
December 05, 2012 06:07
Follow your weekly calorie limit instead of your daily limit ;-)
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Joined 2011-12-27 Posts: 785 |
December 05, 2012 06:13
QUOTE: QUOTE: You could set activity to your daily level ( without exercise) and then add in the exercise when you do it. This is perhaps a better solution. I disagree because a HRM does not accurately tell you calories burned during strength training. Why not? 
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