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Please, someone to explain from activity how calories shown as Total other than those from Move are accounted? e.g. my Cal from Move 412 over my goal of 360 but Activity also show under the chart Total 1904 Cal what are these?

Please, someone to explain from ACTIVITY how calories shown as Total other than those from Move are accounted? e.g. my Cal from Move 412 over my goal of 360 but Activity also show under the chart Total 1904 Cal what are these?

iPhone 7 Plus, iOS 13

Posted on Jan 30, 2020 6:40 AM

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Posted on Jan 30, 2020 7:03 AM

You also burn calories without any activity, for example standing or sitting.

My count at the moment, 315/530 (active cal/goal cal) and a total of 1450cal.

That's 315 cal burnt during walking 1km to the nearest post office, recorded as "Training activity" and the 1135cal were burnt by walking around, sitting at the desktop, climbing stairs etc. So in my case, 315+1135cal=1450

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Jan 30, 2020 7:03 AM in response to Adanbrick

You also burn calories without any activity, for example standing or sitting.

My count at the moment, 315/530 (active cal/goal cal) and a total of 1450cal.

That's 315 cal burnt during walking 1km to the nearest post office, recorded as "Training activity" and the 1135cal were burnt by walking around, sitting at the desktop, climbing stairs etc. So in my case, 315+1135cal=1450

Please, someone to explain from activity how calories shown as Total other than those from Move are accounted? e.g. my Cal from Move 412 over my goal of 360 but Activity also show under the chart Total 1904 Cal what are these?

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