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SPARKLE883 Posts: 148
7/24/14 10:20 A
Your job keeps you in motion, and that's good, but that kind of daily motion is a marker of how active a lifestyle you have and not really a marker of exercise. True exercise will require some intensity, because your optimal calorie burn will occur when your heart rate is elevated. Constant movement at your job is not really aerobic exercise because your heart is likely acclimated to that activity level, so it's not really working harder to accommodate your motion.
ZORBS13 SparkPoints: (197,078)
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7/24/14 9:27 A
Weight loss comes mostly from diet, and work activity is likely not intense enough to get your heart rate up into a zone where you reap the benefits.

Edited by: ZORBS13 at: 7/24/2014 (09:28)
COUNTRYMOMMA88 SparkPoints: (4,178)
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7/24/14 9:22 A
I'm a cna and I'm constantly moving around do I burn enough calories to not workout on my dsy ro work
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