MyFitnessPal
Clam Chowder - 500 calories
FRIDAYS signature drink Mudslide - 270 calories
Roasted Pork and Char Siew rice - 1050 calories
Wow~ all those nice food have such a high calories count. I wondered how those people whom has nice 6 packs eats. Are they eating like a tweety birdie?
Let me introduce you to MyFitnessPal, my very best pal that tell me whether I exceeded my daily calories limit. How it tracks?
This application has given my friends and I the awareness of how much calories that we have taken. We have a sync up session every day to monitor each other calories input... I have been +ve all the time but once a while -ve. So i should be able to achieve my goal 74.8kg if i continue to have +ve calories for 5 weeks.FRIDAYS signature drink Mudslide - 270 calories
Roasted Pork and Char Siew rice - 1050 calories
Wow~ all those nice food have such a high calories count. I wondered how those people whom has nice 6 packs eats. Are they eating like a tweety birdie?
Let me introduce you to MyFitnessPal, my very best pal that tell me whether I exceeded my daily calories limit. How it tracks?
- Key into the system your targeted weights in kg/lb in how many weeks (e.g. target 74kg in 5 weeks)
- Report out your age, heights and weights in the system
- A limit of allowable calories will be shown in the daily input screen, like mine is 1270 calories per day
- Every time when you reported what you have eaten, you could either search from the existing database or create your own
- Exercise have to report out as the output of calories. It is use to contra with the calories inputted
- At the end of each day, the daily report will show either +ve or -ve calories.
So, you can start tracking your calories input... :)
4 comments:
Finally you confessed!!!! Muahahahaha! Look at yourself in the mirror.
Twilight Man: at least i have a GOAL to target. Do you have one?
I used to use this app too! But now no more. I don't really need to watch the calories : )
Foongpc: Dude, why you don't need to watch the calories now? But you did previously...
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