After you account for your RMR, a caloric surplus (weight gain) or deficit (weight loss) is a simple matter of calories consumed through eating and drinking versus
calories expended through physical activity.
The balance between calories consumed in foods and beverages, and
the calories expended through physical activity and metabolic processes.
Losing weight depends on the balance of calories taken in to the amount of
calories expended through activity.
Not exact matches
For athletes, disordered eating usually means that they are not consuming enough
calories,
expending more energy than they are taking in
through their diets and creating a dynamic deficiency in
calories supplied to the body.
The result is that you are building strength and burning a lot of
calories (or
expend a high amount of energy) during your workout — plus you also earn major dividends
through the so - called afterburn effect.
Eating more
calories than the amount of energy we
expend,
through regular movement and exercise, causes weight gain.
You see, when a considerable amount of your daily
calories come from protein, a considerable amount of that energy is
expended through TEF, which helps you maintain a
calorie deficit.
Likewise, striving to push an individual harder
through an express 25 - minute workout will also yield insufficient
expended calories to reach 2,000 kcal weekly.
There's no way that I
expended the
calories contained in a pumpkin bread and iced vanilla latte, but man, it helped me get
through the class.