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  • Calorie Burning Calculator



    You can use the calculator below to find out how many calories you burn while doing specific types of physical activity and exercise.

    Just enter your weight and the amount of time you would spend doing the activity and click calculate. Our calculator will then display the calories you would burn next to each activity listed below. Find the activity you plan to do and find out how many calories you would burn by doing it for that specified amount of time.




    Weight (lbs):  Time (mins): 


    Gym and Home Activities

    Low impact aerobics

    Aerobics: high impact

    Aerobics, Step: low impact
    Aerobics, Step: high impac
    Aerobics: water
    Bicycling, Stationary: moderate
    Bicycling, Stationary: vigorous
    Circuit Training: general
    Rowing, Stationary: moderate
    Rowing, Stationary: vigorous
    Ski Machine: general
    Stair Step Machine: general
    Weight Lifting: general
    Weight Lifting: vigorous


    Training Activities

    Basketball: playing a game

    Basketball: wheelchair

    Bicycling: BMX or mountain
    Bicycling: 12-13.9 mph
    Bicycling: 14-15.9 mph
    Boxing: sparring
    Football: competitive
    Football: touch, flag general
    Frisbee
    Golf: carrying clubs
    Golf: using cart
    Gymnastics: general
    Handball:
    Hiking: cross-country
    Horseback Riding: general
    Ice Skating: general
    Martial Arts
    Racquetball: competitive
    Racquetball: casual, general
    Rock Climbing: ascending
    Rock Climbing: repelling
    Rollerblade Skating
    Rope Jumping
    Running: 5 mph (12 min/mile)
    Running: 5.2 mph (11.5 min/mile)
    Running: 6 mph (10 min/mile)
    Running: 6.7 mph (9 min/mile)
    Running: 7.5 mph (8 min/mile)
    Running: 8.6 mph (7 min/mile)
    Running: 10 mph (6 min/mile)
    Running: pushing wheelchair, marathon wheeling
    Running: cross-country
    Skiing: cross-country
    Skiing: downhil
    Snow Shoeing
    Softball: general play
    Swimming: general
    Tennis: general
    Volleyball: non-competitive, general play
    Volleyball: competitive,gymnasium play
    Volleyball: beach
    Walk: 3.5 mph (17 min/mi)
    Walk: 4 mph (15 min/mi)
    Walk: 4.5 mph (13 min/mi)
    Walk/Jog: jog <10 min.
    Water Skiing
    Water Polo
    Whitewater: rafting, kayaking


    Daily Life Activities

    Chopping & Splitting Wood

    Gardening: general

    Housecleaning: general
    Mowing Lawn: push, hand
    Mowing Lawn: push, power
    Operate Snow Blower: walking
    Children's Games: 4-square, etc.
    Raking Lawn
    Sex: moderate effort
    Shoveling Snow: by hand





    More About Calorie Burning


    An important part of any weight loss plan is exercise. Your body intakes calories when you eat. In order to effectively lose weight, you need to increase your activity to burn more calories in combination with eating fewer calories each day by changing to a healthier overall diet plan.

    A pound of fat has 3500 calories. So, if your goal is to lose one pound a week, then you would need to decrease your caloric total (how many calories you take in, minus any calories burned via exercise) by 3500 a week. This should be done with a combination of calorie reduction and increased calories burned.

    There are many activities you can do to burn excess calories, but be careful not to overdo it. Your body needs calories to function and be healthy. The average person needs an intake of 2000 calories a day.



     

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