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If you want to lose weight, one of the most helpful things you can do is start tracking your calorie intake. This improves your awareness of how much you’re eating, where you can cut back, and how to budget your calories so as to eat your favorite foods while still losing weight. Many people take this a step further and start tracking their calorie expenditure (“burn”) using an activity tracker like a FitBit, Apple Watch, or Jawbone. If you’ve used one of these trackers, though, you’ve probably noticed that on some days you burn a lot more calories than others. A hike, bike ride, or jog can jack up your calorie expenditure by several hundred calories. In this case, the person set a daily calorie budget of 2,000 calories, and they’d already eaten and tracked all of those calories. But they also went on a bike ride that burned 327 calories, which opens the question . . . should you “eat back” those ~300 calories? Even if you don’t use an activity tracker, you’ve probably wondered the same thing: if you burn more calories on a particular day, should you eat more to compensate? The short answer is that no, you probably shouldn’t eat back the calories burned during exercise. If you want to know why this is the case and learn a better way to manage your calorie intake that doesn’t depend on activity trackers or constantly balancing your daily calorie budget in this way, keep listening. Timestamps: 0:00 - Intro 2:51 - The problem with eating back calories 20:06 - Does that really work if your actual calorie expenditure changes a lot day to day? --- Mentioned on The Show: Shop Legion Supplements Here: legionathletics.com/shop/ --- Want some help building your best body ever? Here are 5 ways I can assist whenever you’re ready: 1) Want free workout and meal plans for gaining muscle and losing fat? Get instant access: Men ⇒ https://geni.us/MikeSSYTFreeM Women ⇒ https://geni.us/MikeSSYTFreeW 2) Want to be your own coach? Read one of my bestselling books for men and women: Men ⇒ https://geni.us/MikeSSYTBLS Women ⇒ https://geni.us/MikeSSYTTLS 3) Want personalized help? Check out my custom meal plan and VIP one-on-one coaching services: Custom meal plan ⇒ https://geni.us/MikeSSYTCMP One-on-one coaching ⇒ https://geni.us/MikeSSYTVIP 4) Want an easy boost? Add a couple of my science-based supplements to your regimen (and save 20% on your first order with code LEGION20): Protein powder ⇒ https://geni.us/MikeSSYTL1 Pre-workout ⇒ https://geni.us/MikeSSYTL2 Fat burner ⇒ https://geni.us/MikeSSYTL3 Everything else ⇒ https://geni.us/MikeSSYTL4 5) Want a free workout app? Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced weightlifter, Stacked will help you gain muscle and strength faster. Download now ⇒ https://geni.us/MikeSSYTStacked And if none of that tickles your neurons, you might like all the simple, practical, and evidence-based teachings over at my blog, podcast, and Instagram. Blog ⇒ https://geni.us/MikeSSYTBlog Podcast ⇒ https://geni.us/MikeSSYTPod Instagram ⇒ https://geni.us/MikeSSYTIG