Does Garmin Yoga Give Different Calories Than Other Workouts

Burned Calories Calculated on My Garmin Device Are …

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Garmin uses a proprietary algorithm along with some information that you provide to determine your daily calorie burn as well as those burned during a recorded activity. Below is information to consider if you feel the reported calories burned on your watch are …

Yoga Practice | Garmin Blog

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A well rounded yoga practice seamlessly will improve your mobility, stability and overall self awareness over time. An improvement in mobility and stability means reducing your chances of injury and eventually improving your athleticism over time. For …

Garmin recording and calorie adjustments — …

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The Garmin connect is using a different system and adding the active calories to your mfp goal (which is figured from a different system). Ignore the calories in/out in Garmin Connect. Also-Garmin/mfp doesn’t double …

How accurate is the calorie count on garmin watches? : …

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Keep in mind the strength training effects are indirect in other ways. They're no doubt part of how you're able to burn 600-100kcal/hour with other sports. As for the precision, I have been very impressed comparing the watch's calories burned to my personal experience …

Adjusting MFP calorie goal to work with Garmin device

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Garmin uses resting metabolic rate (RMR) as a base for caloric expenditure, and it adds ALL activity is "active" calories. That's different from MFP because MFP uses non-exercise energy expenditure (NEET) as a base for caloric expenditure, and only adds …