JDurk
Well-Known Member
I agree. For reference, from my Garmin Vivoactive 4 watch, yesterday's Calorie Details.I think most of us don't realize that few calories are really needed to keep us going each day. 2000 for a person is just a general number that is given out. Try playing around with intake and see how you feel. My number is low but I am satisfied at each meal since I eat lots of salad or veggies that help fill me up. I have cravings for other things but I ignore them. I did give in and have some gummy bears yesterday. They were sooo good! And my daily calorie count was adjusted for that treat.
Active: 800
Resting: 2,113
Total: 2,913
I'm already at 1,477 total burned so far for today. So it makes sense taking in 1200-1500cal daily and burning 2913 will result in weight loss. My energy levels are fine and workouts are 60-90min daily. Not sure how I'm going to handle XC or 4hr+ endurance races yet.
Prior to this fitness plan, I wasn't eating terrible, but it wasn't great. Meals were healthy but portions were off, snacking was excessive and I do like a good DIPA or 2 or 3, a few nights a week. The first 8wks went way better than expected. This is an off week, but sticking to the plan following the meals and workouts from Wk2. Starting another 8wks on Monday. Once I get to my fitness goal/weight, a maintenance plan is implemented. My unofficial goal is 185lbs, which would put me down 50lbs since 1/2/22.
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