Have you entered your current weight in the weight section? Since a 200lb person expends more energy than a 150lb person for any given activity weight is used as a multiplier in the calories burned equation. If your current weight is zero then multiplying the caloric burn rate times zero is always zero. Hope this helps.
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Ron
Male, Age 53 Height 5'-11"
Start, Spring 2009....,.. 270.0 lbs
January 21, 2010. ....,...255.0 lbs (Joined Fitday)
September 10, 2010..,..223.8 lbs. (-46.2lbs)
Mini-Goal......................225 Achieved 9/21/2012
Mini-Goal......................220 Achieved 10/26/2012
Current......................... 216.2 lbs.  (-53.8 lbs)
Mini-Goal....................... 215
Goal.............................. 200
My log: http://www.fitday.com/fitness/Public...Owner=rpmcduff
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