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can anyone help me use fitday and WW points?!?
Hi all,
I'm new to the site, and I need a little help with how to monitor how I'm doing. I used WW's points system about a year ago, but I didn't go to meetings and lost motivation. So, I've gained some more and am now VERY motivated to get fit and healthy. I read about fitday on here, and I went ahead and signed up and have entered foods last two days. I took a bunch of stuff out of pantry/fridge/freezer and sat and entered in custom foods. I like/need the accountability of recording what I eat, and I like doing it online. Here's the problem... with WW, I knew points I could have each day to LOSE. On fitday, I have no idea. I'm entering away, but how many calories should I be shooting for? I don't know my target goal. I also am not sure of the goal for protein/fat/carbs - what should that be? Oh, and one more thing... on WW exercise allowed me to eat MORE. Does fitday activity allow you to eat more? Also, I thought it might work to enter in points for custom foods and keep a tally of points too... like wheat tortilla (2pt) boca burger (1pt) 1/4 c. cheese (2pt) etc. I don't want to make it too complicated to follow though. If anyone has any suggestions, I would love to hear them!! Thanks a bunch! |
Hi Angie you could try these sites. They make things a lot easier to use.
journaltosuccess.com they have palces to track food points, excercise points etc. And wwwdiet.ivillage.com that has lots of point finders etc. Fitday did not suit me either, hopes this helps |
Maybe this can help you with the calories to points:
20 = 1150 21 = 1200 22 = 1250 23 = 1300 24 = 1350 25 = 1400 26 = 1450 27 = 1500 28 = 1550 29 = 1600 30 = 1650 31 = 1700 32 = 1750 33 = 1800 34 = 1850 35 = 1900 But remember this can be up or down based on fat and fiber and DOES NOT include the 200-250 calories a day that W/W built into the program for free veggies. |
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