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Manual Daily Calorie Log
Manual Daily Calorie Log
Manual Daily Calorie Log
Track your consumed and expended calories for two consecutive days. Record your
results in step one through five, and complete the reflection questions in step six.
Step 1: Log your food (all meals, snacks and beverages) and activity (exercise) for 2
days in the charts below.
Step 2: Using the charts below, search the MyFitnessPal Food Search Tool for the
calories consumed and Exercise Search Tool for the calories expended for two
consecutive days.
Sample:
1
sandwich
and 2
cheese,egg,ham glasses
Breakfast sandwich with water of water 270 none 0 0
1
sandwich
turkey sandwich and 1
lunch with iced tea glass 590 running-walking 120 348
Calories Consumed Calories Expended
grilled
chicken,broccoli,and 1 plate
mashed potatoes and 2
dinner with water glasses 325 night walk 30 min 96
Food/
Portion Caloric Caloric
Meal Type Beverag Physical Activity Minutes
Size Value Value
e
chips and
snack salsa 1 bowl 140 none 0 0
1
grilled sandwich
cheese and 1
lunch sandwich bottle 390 none 0 0
with
broccoli
Step 3: Use this calculator to find your BASAL METABOLIC RATE (BMR):
https://www.myfitnesspal.com/tools/bmr-calculator
Step 4: ADD your BMR calorie total to your TOTAL EXPENDED calories for each
day:
DAY ONE:
BMR calorie total + Expended Activity calories = Total EXPENDED
1387 + 444 = 1831
DAY TWO:
BMR calorie total + Expended Activity calories = Total EXPENDED
1387 + 871 = 2258
Step 5: SUBTRACT your TOTAL EXPENDED calories from your TOTAL
CONSUMED calories for each day:
DAY ONE:
Consumed calorie total - Total EXPENDED calories = Calorie difference
1255 - 1831 = -576
DAY TWO:
Consumed calorie total - Total EXPENDED calories = Calorie difference
1704 - 2258 = -554
Gain weight:To gain weight, a person should consume more calories than they burn.
Analyze your calories consumed and expended this week. Does the comparison
indicate that you might gain, lose, or maintain your current weight? Do you believe this
comparison is accurate? Why or why not?I believe that my current weight will stay the
same based on a comparison of my caloric inputs and outputs, which were very similar
in numbers.
Based on the comparison of your calories consumed and expended, do you plan on
making any changes in your diet or activity level? Explain your answer.
No, I don't plan on changing my diet because I eat healthily, and I also balance my
activity levels accordingly.
If you increase your time spent doing physical activity, how will it influence your diet and
maintenance of a healthy weight? I believe that increasing my caloric output will help
me lose weight.