Ok so this post is for you guys to laugh at. Long story short, I am using FitDay to track how much food I eat. So yeah,… I was entering foods I ate and it was coming up somewhere around 3000-3600 cal/day. So I’m like “cool” right?
Only to realize today that I forgot to adjust the amounts per serving in those foods. So I fixed that today and sure as shit… I was eating only about 2000-2600 cal/day.
I feel like suuuuuuuuuuccchhhhhhhh a fucking moron. No wonder I stayed at the same weight since beginning of time.
tayjeremy: i’ve been using it for about a month now, but I used it before when I was “cutting”. (don’t ask)
I’m not a hardgainer, I just don’t eat enough. And word, need to find something else besides beans.
[quote]jCaesar88 wrote:
Ok so this post is for you guys to laugh at. Long story short, I am using FitDay to track how much food I eat. So yeah,… I was entering foods I ate and it was coming up somewhere around 3000-3600 cal/day. So I’m like “cool” right?
Only to realize today that I forgot to adjust the amounts per serving in those foods. So I fixed that today and sure as shit… I was eating only about 2000-2600 cal/day.
I feel like suuuuuuuuuuccchhhhhhhh a fucking moron. No wonder I stayed at the same weight since beginning of time.
Lol so yeah, let 'em rip guys, I deserve it. [/quote]
So, the question is, if you never found out about this…would you continue to eat the same amount…even if you weren’t gaining weight?
[quote]jCaesar88 wrote:
NewDamage: Nope, i figured i have to add more food, but I didn’t know how bad I’m actually doing. Fair Question though.
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Good.
Accuracy isn’t as important as precision in this whole thing; that is, it doesn’t really matter how much you think you’re eating, but rather that you can consistently eat the amount you need to get results.
Well Anyway, i think the threads gona move on from you eating… to the girl. But, atleast you found out what you were doing wrong. Its like an obese person saying “I cant lose weight” cause tehy didnt record what they ate properly… Except you were the opposite
Similar thing to what I had been doing. I had been constantly confused as to why I could never drop weight and even at maintenance intake I was gaining weight… I had screwed up on a BMR calculation:
Men: BMR = 66 + ( 13.7 x weight in kilos ) + ( 5 x height in cm ) - ( 6.8 x age in years )
only I ADDED the last bit! constantly had 140 odd calories there for my BMR… which of course got multiplied up with activity factors, goal factors etc. and in the end I was in a surplus by several hundred cals!