Dietitian, Nutritionist
If it helps you to closely match your exercise to your food intake in this way, go for it, however you need to know they are not 100% accurate. There are many variables to take into account when calculating how many kilojoules you will burn doing a specific activity and website estimates are very rough (you can also buy watches that can calculate how many kilojoules you burn which is convenient and instant). They don't take into account the fact that most kilojoules are used just being alive: this is called your Basal Metabolic Rate.
There are also a range of smartphone apps that might help. Sydney University Nutrition have reviewed some and rate the following the best :MyNetDiary for iPad, iGoal Weight Advisor, Calorie Counter Pro by MyNetDiary, Calorie Tracker by ShapeUpClub, Calorie Counter by FatSecret for iPad, Target Weight for Adults, BMI (free version) and Calorie Calculators.
And don't forget that controlling kilojoule intake is probably most important for weight management and the apps above help with this, as does www.calorieking.com.au
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My favourite website for weight management in Matt O'neill's www.metabolicjumpstart.com,
it is educational and has thousands of resources for every different challenge and quirks you may come acrsoss. Teaches about using real food, rather than diet pills, potions & powders & is a life plan, meaning you can easily follow it for good, anywhere on the planet! Some of my members have had amazing results, 15 -20kg weight loss & they have told me they feel so light & energetic.
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As Nicole and Millie stated there are tonnes of websites/ apps out there that can help you with weight managament. However to get the best and most accurate advice thats tailored to your individual needs its best to consult an Accredited Practising Dietitian (APD). APDs can work with you in determining the best strategies for you that can tie in with your lifestyle so that these changes are maintainable for life.
You can find an APD at www.daa.asn.au
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Yes, there a number of websties and smartphones apps you can use. but there is no better than working with a professional on an individual basis to guide, support and educate to you personally through the journey of achieving your goal. At Vision Personal Training Castle Hill, we establish an exercise and nutrition plan specifi to your lifestyle and become your personal buddy throughout the journey to achieving your goal. If you want more information visit the website
www.visionpt.com.au
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When trying to lose or manage your weight there are three facets you need to address: your relationship with food, your relationship with exercise and your relationship to yourself. While exercise is essential for a healthy body, a healthy mind is essential to give you the motivation you need to stay on track. For tips and strategies around changing your weight loss mind-set visit www.weightlossnewcastle.com.au You can also download your free copy of Weight Loss Mind-Set Secrets.
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