Weight: 180
Age: 24 on the 4th
I am not sure how to figure it out. If anyone knows thanks!
I did it in your other post, but I'll be happy to do it again for you.
BMR: 1626
Maintenance while working out 1-3 days per week: 1626*1.375=2235
To lose 1 lb per week: 2235-500=1735
Your ideal calorie range if you work out 1-3 days per week is 1626-1735 calories per day to lose 1 lb per week.
Maintenance while working out 3-5 days per week: 1626*1.55=2520
To lose 1 lb per week: 2520-500=2020
Your ideal calorie range if you workout 3-5 days per week is 1626-2020 calories per day to lose 1 lb per week.
Quoting JesusJunkie:
What's bmr
BMR is Basal Metabolic Rate. This is the number of calories your body needs to fuctionn and be inactive-think digestion, blood flow and organ fuctions. Once you add acvitivty of any kind, you have to consumre more in order to offset that activity and to avoid starvation mode.
If you want one of us to do yours for you if you are counting calories, we will need your age, height,weight and the number of days per week you workout.
Quoting JesusJunkie:
Thanks I'd love to know that!
I'm 28
5'8"
310
3 days
BMR: 2191
Maintenance while working out 3-5 days per week: 2191*1.55=3396
To lose 1 lb per week: 3396-500=2896
Your ideal calorie range is 2191-2896 calories per day to lose 1 lb per week.
Quoting mcginnisc:
Quoting JesusJunkie:
Thanks I'd love to know that!
I'm 28
5'8"
310
3 daysBMR: 2191
Maintenance while working out 3-5 days per week: 2191*1.55=3396
To lose 1 lb per week: 3396-500=2896
Your ideal calorie range is 2191-2896 calories per day to lose 1 lb per week.
Quoting JesusJunkie:
Be been doing 2100 so I guess I Was close. Maybe I should up it to 2200. I'm trying to lose about 2.5pbs a week.
Quoting mcginnisc:
Quoting JesusJunkie:
Thanks I'd love to know that!
I'm 28
5'8"
310
3 daysBMR: 2191
Maintenance while working out 3-5 days per week: 2191*1.55=3396
To lose 1 lb per week: 3396-500=2896
Your ideal calorie range is 2191-2896 calories per day to lose 1 lb per week.
Just don't go below your BMR, especially after working out as you will end up going into starvation mode. You should be okay at 2200.




- CountryMom357
on Jul. 1, 2012 at 3:34 PM