Be careful
as calorie burn calculators on elliptical machines can be deceiving and will generally over estimate the amount of calories you have burned in a workout.
Not exact matches
That's why this walking
calorie burn calculator must take into consideration both walking time and walking distance, whereas our Running Calorie Burn Calculator only requires distance as an
calorie burn calculator must take into consideration both walking time and walking distance, whereas our Running Calorie Burn Calculator only requires distance as an in
burn calculator must take into consideration both walking time and walking distance, whereas our Running Calorie Burn Calculator only requires distance as
calculator must take into consideration both walking time and walking distance, whereas our Running
Calorie Burn Calculator only requires distance as an
Calorie Burn Calculator only requires distance as an in
Burn Calculator only requires distance as
Calculator only requires distance
as an input.
The
calories burned calculator works out
calories burned by using body weight, activity duration
as well
as metabolic equivalent of task, or METs.
This is why hiking is often listed in
calorie calculators as burning many more
calories per mile than walking.
This daily caloric expenditure
calculator (also known
as a «daily
calories burned calculator») provides an estimate of the total amount of
calories that you
burn during an average day.
Provided that I keep my protein high, and
calorie count
as calculated from your
calculator, would intermittent fasting help me
burn off that excess fat?
Most of the diet - logging tools above will allow you to calculate your baseline
calorie needs, but you can also use the free
calculators at GetFitGuy.com to find out exactly how many
calories your body
burns at rest to maintain basic life needs such
as kidney, lung, brain and heart function.
These two heart rate based
calorie burn calculators (also known
as «heart rate based caloric expenditure
calculators») provide an estimate of the rate at which you are
burning calories during aerobic (i.e. cardiorespiratory) exercise, based on your average heart rate while performing the exercise.
The intent of the cardiorespiratory fitness factor (CFF) used within this running
calorie burn calculator is to account for fitness level of the runner since, according to the Margaria et al. study, «athletes can perform better not so much because of their greater skill
as for their greater capacity for oxygen consumption.»