How do I calculate calories burned on and AIRDYNE?
Q. I have an old AIRDYNE . The on/off switch (battery cover) is missing, so I've been using an LCD clock with "seconds" displayed. This is working fine, but I want to be able to calculate calories burned by RPM's.
Asked by Brad D - Sat Feb 9 15:43:11 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. I have an old AIRDYNE . The on/off switch (battery cover) is missing, so I've been using an LCD clock with "seconds" displayed. This is working fine, but I want to be able to calculate calories burned by RPM's.
Asked by Brad D - Sat Feb 9 15:43:11 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
What is the scientific technology & process used to calculate calories burned?
Q. I understand about calories expended versus calories taken in. I have seen all the charts that tell you how many calories are burned in a wide variety of activities...from housework, to yardwork, to dancing, climbing stairs, etc. What I'm trying to find out is HOW are these calculations done? Is there someone with a clipboard measuring calories expended during sex to establish that standard? And if so how is he measuring it? Off-the-wall example, I know...but that's what I'm trying to learn. Thanks.
Asked by kathy_is_a_nurse - Mon Nov 26 16:09:31 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. > Is there someone with a clipboard measuring calories expended Close. It's measured indirectly by oxygen consumption, which means the participant has to wear a mask while performing the activity. Where do they get these volunteers? Colleges. To take certain courses at certain universities, you have to sign up to be a "guinea pig" for a certain number of hours. Yuck.
Answered by emucompboy - Mon Nov 26 16:24:22 2007
Q. I understand about calories expended versus calories taken in. I have seen all the charts that tell you how many calories are burned in a wide variety of activities...from housework, to yardwork, to dancing, climbing stairs, etc. What I'm trying to find out is HOW are these calculations done? Is there someone with a clipboard measuring calories expended during sex to establish that standard? And if so how is he measuring it? Off-the-wall example, I know...but that's what I'm trying to learn. Thanks.
Asked by kathy_is_a_nurse - Mon Nov 26 16:09:31 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. > Is there someone with a clipboard measuring calories expended Close. It's measured indirectly by oxygen consumption, which means the participant has to wear a mask while performing the activity. Where do they get these volunteers? Colleges. To take certain courses at certain universities, you have to sign up to be a "guinea pig" for a certain number of hours. Yuck.
Answered by emucompboy - Mon Nov 26 16:24:22 2007
Is there a website/program that can calculate calories burned based on your heart rate?
Q. I know there are alot of website's which ask your age and how long you exercised, but there are typoically very inaccurate. Is there a website which has a calculator which uses things like heart rate and BMI. Specifically I want a website which calculates calories based on your heart rate.
Asked by jasemuk - Fri Jul 3 16:03:58 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. just go to google and punch in calorie calculator
Answered by (:--^^**%!nAty***<^^%#----:) - Fri Jul 3 16:10:20 2009
Q. I know there are alot of website's which ask your age and how long you exercised, but there are typoically very inaccurate. Is there a website which has a calculator which uses things like heart rate and BMI. Specifically I want a website which calculates calories based on your heart rate.
Asked by jasemuk - Fri Jul 3 16:03:58 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. just go to google and punch in calorie calculator
Answered by (:--^^**%!nAty***<^^%#----:) - Fri Jul 3 16:10:20 2009
I want to find equations that I can use in a spreadsheet to calculate calories burned.?
Q. I just started bike riding, and I would like to create a spreadsheet to keep track of my calories burned. I will need equations for a flat and hilly surface. I know they will not be exact science, but if anyone can point me to a good referance site that would be nice.
Asked by Bonnie M - Wed May 9 16:04:14 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
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Answered by Bleh7777 - Wed May 9 16:09:29 2007
Q. I just started bike riding, and I would like to create a spreadsheet to keep track of my calories burned. I will need equations for a flat and hilly surface. I know they will not be exact science, but if anyone can point me to a good referance site that would be nice.
Asked by Bonnie M - Wed May 9 16:04:14 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
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Answered by Bleh7777 - Wed May 9 16:09:29 2007
how to calculate calories burned?
Q. I already use the online calculators to find my calories burned for "normal" exercises but is there a way to calculate, on my own, how many calories I burn while exercising? I like to do a lot of different exercises but I can't always find the name of these exercises on the online calculators so I have no idea how many cals I am burning. Anyone know of an equation/method of figuring out how to calculate calories burned? I don't want to buy one of those calorie counters if I can help it.
Asked by Insert clever name here - Wed Nov 11 19:30:00 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. I already use the online calculators to find my calories burned for "normal" exercises but is there a way to calculate, on my own, how many calories I burn while exercising? I like to do a lot of different exercises but I can't always find the name of these exercises on the online calculators so I have no idea how many cals I am burning. Anyone know of an equation/method of figuring out how to calculate calories burned? I don't want to buy one of those calorie counters if I can help it.
Asked by Insert clever name here - Wed Nov 11 19:30:00 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
does wii fit calculate calories burned?
Q. I just bought mine yesterday and I used it for over an hour but I can't find how many calories I burned. Is there a way to get this information or is this piece of info not included?
Asked by LALA 12345 - Fri Feb 20 11:26:29 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. not included ... but after each activity it says things like calorie incinerator or something so you can see in general.
Answered by rachel_michelle - Fri Feb 20 11:32:26 2009
Q. I just bought mine yesterday and I used it for over an hour but I can't find how many calories I burned. Is there a way to get this information or is this piece of info not included?
Asked by LALA 12345 - Fri Feb 20 11:26:29 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. not included ... but after each activity it says things like calorie incinerator or something so you can see in general.
Answered by rachel_michelle - Fri Feb 20 11:32:26 2009
How do exercise machines calculate the amount of calories burned?
Q. How do exercise machines (i.e. The Gazelle) calculate the amount of calories burned, especially when you don't enter your weight?
Asked by Louis M - Sun Apr 8 17:21:16 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Magic.
Answered by Kat - Sun Apr 8 17:23:52 2007
Q. How do exercise machines (i.e. The Gazelle) calculate the amount of calories burned, especially when you don't enter your weight?
Asked by Louis M - Sun Apr 8 17:21:16 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Magic.
Answered by Kat - Sun Apr 8 17:23:52 2007
how can i calculate calories burned by using my heart rate and weight?
Q. how can i calculate calories burned by using my heart rate and weight?
Asked by linnon_n - Mon Apr 24 09:28:45 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Although the relationship of heart rate to energy expenditure may be highly significant in a single subject at any one time, it can vary quite considerably both between individuals and within one individual under different conditions. In order to deal with these problems and increase the precision of the method, it is necessary first to establish heart rates and associated oxygen consumption rates for each subject for various levels of physical exertion. One must then develop a regression equation for each subject in order to estimate energy expenditure for monitored activities. Typically, Energy expenditure (kcal/min) = 4.92*V*(20.93-2%)/100, where V = the corrected volume of expired air per minute. In other words, you'd have to… [cont.]
Answered by Mike - Mon Apr 24 10:02:01 2006
Q. how can i calculate calories burned by using my heart rate and weight?
Asked by linnon_n - Mon Apr 24 09:28:45 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Although the relationship of heart rate to energy expenditure may be highly significant in a single subject at any one time, it can vary quite considerably both between individuals and within one individual under different conditions. In order to deal with these problems and increase the precision of the method, it is necessary first to establish heart rates and associated oxygen consumption rates for each subject for various levels of physical exertion. One must then develop a regression equation for each subject in order to estimate energy expenditure for monitored activities. Typically, Energy expenditure (kcal/min) = 4.92*V*(20.93-2%)/100, where V = the corrected volume of expired air per minute. In other words, you'd have to… [cont.]
Answered by Mike - Mon Apr 24 10:02:01 2006
How to calculate how many calories burned daily?
Q. I've seen where you multiply your weight by 12 or 15 to get how many calories your body burns normally (without excercise) based on what you weigh. Does someone know the answer?
Asked by jemt113 - Thu Aug 24 12:43:33 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. www.caloriesperhour.com
Answered by Playing Nice - Thu Aug 24 17:10:50 2006
Q. I've seen where you multiply your weight by 12 or 15 to get how many calories your body burns normally (without excercise) based on what you weigh. Does someone know the answer?
Asked by jemt113 - Thu Aug 24 12:43:33 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. www.caloriesperhour.com
Answered by Playing Nice - Thu Aug 24 17:10:50 2006
Can a heart rate monitor calculate your total calories burned for the day?
Q. not just during excercise? And if not is there any type of device that can do this?
Asked by rjones61755 - Mon Jun 30 15:27:48 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The only way I know is a software calculator such as the one that's listed here: It can show you calories burned for just about any activity, even sleep.
Answered by Tom Rooney - Mon Jun 30 15:58:23 2008
Q. not just during excercise? And if not is there any type of device that can do this?
Asked by rjones61755 - Mon Jun 30 15:27:48 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The only way I know is a software calculator such as the one that's listed here: It can show you calories burned for just about any activity, even sleep.
Answered by Tom Rooney - Mon Jun 30 15:58:23 2008
where can i find a real good gadget to calculate the calories i burned?
Q. theres these "wrist" wraps i've seen but 2 of my buddies said their not accurate nor that good. i saw one that wraps around the chest. any idea of where to get that one or a similar one or one that works well?
Asked by For Sure. - Sun Aug 31 16:59:14 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You probably want a heart rate monitor.
Answered by Strawberry Straws - Mon Sep 1 16:25:24 2008
Q. theres these "wrist" wraps i've seen but 2 of my buddies said their not accurate nor that good. i saw one that wraps around the chest. any idea of where to get that one or a similar one or one that works well?
Asked by For Sure. - Sun Aug 31 16:59:14 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You probably want a heart rate monitor.
Answered by Strawberry Straws - Mon Sep 1 16:25:24 2008
How can I calculate how many calories I burned?
Q. I know there is pedometers but those only tell you how many steps you have taken. I would like to have one that tells how many calories you have burned. Is there one?
Asked by Switch it up - Wed Jun 24 08:07:12 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There is a great "Activities Burned Calculator" at self.com. On the top row of buttons there is a link to Calculators. You'll find it there. Just plug in your age, weight, sex, etc., and it will give you your answer!
Answered by Hannah - Wed Jun 24 19:42:56 2009
Q. I know there is pedometers but those only tell you how many steps you have taken. I would like to have one that tells how many calories you have burned. Is there one?
Asked by Switch it up - Wed Jun 24 08:07:12 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There is a great "Activities Burned Calculator" at self.com. On the top row of buttons there is a link to Calculators. You'll find it there. Just plug in your age, weight, sex, etc., and it will give you your answer!
Answered by Hannah - Wed Jun 24 19:42:56 2009
How do I calculate how many calories I burn when I walk?
Q. OKAY ME, my husband, AND 2 kids have been walking 2 miles every other day. i want to know how do i calculate how many calories i burn doing this,Does it depend on my weight also? I AM 5' 7", and aound 295 LBS. my husband is a diabetic and weighs 160 LBS, can anyone help me calculate my calories burned. also we walk around 6:00Pm in the evening, it takes us about 40 minutes to walk the 2 MILES. are we doing okay on the miles walked and how long it takes to do it? we started out with 2 miles and nothing less than that. all help is appreciated.
Asked by willwork4u2000 - Sat Mar 31 20:12:08 2007 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Ok when walking at a brisk pace of 3.5 phm, you burn roughly (0.035 x minutes) cal/ lb of your body weight. For 4.5 mph, it's 0.048 x minutes. So for example, for 40 minutes at 3.5 mph, you (at 295 lbs) are burning approx. 413 calories, and your husband (at 160 lbs) is burning approx. 224 cal. Hope this helps!
Answered by mrs. vader - Sat Mar 31 20:47:39 2007
Q. OKAY ME, my husband, AND 2 kids have been walking 2 miles every other day. i want to know how do i calculate how many calories i burn doing this,Does it depend on my weight also? I AM 5' 7", and aound 295 LBS. my husband is a diabetic and weighs 160 LBS, can anyone help me calculate my calories burned. also we walk around 6:00Pm in the evening, it takes us about 40 minutes to walk the 2 MILES. are we doing okay on the miles walked and how long it takes to do it? we started out with 2 miles and nothing less than that. all help is appreciated.
Asked by willwork4u2000 - Sat Mar 31 20:12:08 2007 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Ok when walking at a brisk pace of 3.5 phm, you burn roughly (0.035 x minutes) cal/ lb of your body weight. For 4.5 mph, it's 0.048 x minutes. So for example, for 40 minutes at 3.5 mph, you (at 295 lbs) are burning approx. 413 calories, and your husband (at 160 lbs) is burning approx. 224 cal. Hope this helps!
Answered by mrs. vader - Sat Mar 31 20:47:39 2007
calculate burned calories?
Q. how do i go about calculating how many situps it takes to burn the calories in a vitamin water? is there an equation or something? and please don't refer to the propel commercial which tells you how many situps it takesif you know whichj one i am talking about thankss
Asked by B M - Wed May 21 17:21:45 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A great resource for know how many calories are burned during exercise is Sparkpeople.com. The site is time based, whether than rep based... but, according to the cardio tracker on sparkpeople.com, doing one minute of vigorous (not slow and controlled...which is more of a cardio workout then a strength training workout) situps burns 12 calories. ...But, there are MANY other exercises you can do that burn more calories for your minutes...'Vigourous' Stationary Bicycling burns 17 calories per minute. (I like to stretch, warm up, do 5-10 minutes of moderate cycling (11 calories) and then do 5-10 minutes of vigorous cycling... 20 minutes usually twice a day... but for 20 minutes that 280 calories, and for 40 minutes that's 560 calories...20… [cont.]
Answered by lilface3 - Wed May 21 17:43:09 2008
Q. how do i go about calculating how many situps it takes to burn the calories in a vitamin water? is there an equation or something? and please don't refer to the propel commercial which tells you how many situps it takesif you know whichj one i am talking about thankss
Asked by B M - Wed May 21 17:21:45 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A great resource for know how many calories are burned during exercise is Sparkpeople.com. The site is time based, whether than rep based... but, according to the cardio tracker on sparkpeople.com, doing one minute of vigorous (not slow and controlled...which is more of a cardio workout then a strength training workout) situps burns 12 calories. ...But, there are MANY other exercises you can do that burn more calories for your minutes...'Vigourous' Stationary Bicycling burns 17 calories per minute. (I like to stretch, warm up, do 5-10 minutes of moderate cycling (11 calories) and then do 5-10 minutes of vigorous cycling... 20 minutes usually twice a day... but for 20 minutes that 280 calories, and for 40 minutes that's 560 calories...20… [cont.]
Answered by lilface3 - Wed May 21 17:43:09 2008
How does my elliptical machine calculate how many calories I have burned?
Q. I never entered my height or weight. I just set the resistance and incline.
Asked by I Love Howie Carr - Sun Nov 2 20:10:04 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Its just a guess based on the speed and resistance. Its more accurate when you enter your weight and it uses your heart rate, but they are always way off. They ALWAYS show too much, ask any trainer at the gym, they will tell you the same thing. Its impossible to guess how many calories someone is burning accurately. A bodybuilder with a ton of muscle is burning much much more than a fat guy or a small petite girl.
Answered by Dr Dave - Tue Nov 4 23:28:35 2008
Q. I never entered my height or weight. I just set the resistance and incline.
Asked by I Love Howie Carr - Sun Nov 2 20:10:04 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Its just a guess based on the speed and resistance. Its more accurate when you enter your weight and it uses your heart rate, but they are always way off. They ALWAYS show too much, ask any trainer at the gym, they will tell you the same thing. Its impossible to guess how many calories someone is burning accurately. A bodybuilder with a ton of muscle is burning much much more than a fat guy or a small petite girl.
Answered by Dr Dave - Tue Nov 4 23:28:35 2008
Websites That Can Roughly Calculate How Many Calories I've Burned Off?
Q. And eaten, but i'm not as bothered about that.
Asked by Iona - Tue Dec 23 16:07:09 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. go there. its a step by step website and it may be exactly what your looking for. hope i helped.. goodluck(:
Answered by apuma15 - Tue Dec 23 16:15:26 2008
Q. And eaten, but i'm not as bothered about that.
Asked by Iona - Tue Dec 23 16:07:09 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. go there. its a step by step website and it may be exactly what your looking for. hope i helped.. goodluck(:
Answered by apuma15 - Tue Dec 23 16:15:26 2008
how accurate are pedometers when calculating calories burned?
Q. how accurate are pedometers when calculating calories burned?
Asked by lacyled - Sat Mar 8 16:15:01 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. they can be off by a little depending what excerzize u are doing but they are usually pretty acurate~!
Answered by alex forever - Sat Mar 8 16:27:06 2008
Q. how accurate are pedometers when calculating calories burned?
Asked by lacyled - Sat Mar 8 16:15:01 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. they can be off by a little depending what excerzize u are doing but they are usually pretty acurate~!
Answered by alex forever - Sat Mar 8 16:27:06 2008
My exercise bike doesn't have a way to properly calculate calories, so I don't know how many I am burning!?
Q. Hi, I have an exercise bike that calculates pulse, calories burned, miles per hour, and distance. I also have a treadmill outside in my GYM but my bike is indoors and I can watch TV while I exercise to keep me entertained so I like to do that most. However, it does not have a weight input thing like my treadmill does. In 9 minutes, it said that I burned around 60 calories when on a treadmill with my weight input, it said I burned maybe 20-30. I am on the smaller side (107 pounds and 5'3") and it takes us more work to burn calories than someone with more weight. I think that the exercise bike is set for a person around 150-200 pounds or something, because in one hour it said that I burned 600 calories on the bike. Ha! One hour on the… [cont.]
Asked by Pink - Sat Jan 24 16:23:43 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Counters on any exercise equipment are notoriously inaccurate. They are just a guesstimate, and don't even pretend to be close. Your best bet is to ignore everything on the bike's readout except for the timer, and then go to my-calorie-counter.com, which will let you set up a free account and track your calories burned according to your height, weight, and goals. Or, you can learn how to calculate mets, and keep a table of them handy. I personally find it easier to use a website, or software (I use Weight-by-date Pro, but that costs money. The website I named is free).
Answered by Miss Mouse - Sat Jan 24 16:36:45 2009
Q. Hi, I have an exercise bike that calculates pulse, calories burned, miles per hour, and distance. I also have a treadmill outside in my GYM but my bike is indoors and I can watch TV while I exercise to keep me entertained so I like to do that most. However, it does not have a weight input thing like my treadmill does. In 9 minutes, it said that I burned around 60 calories when on a treadmill with my weight input, it said I burned maybe 20-30. I am on the smaller side (107 pounds and 5'3") and it takes us more work to burn calories than someone with more weight. I think that the exercise bike is set for a person around 150-200 pounds or something, because in one hour it said that I burned 600 calories on the bike. Ha! One hour on the… [cont.]
Asked by Pink - Sat Jan 24 16:23:43 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Counters on any exercise equipment are notoriously inaccurate. They are just a guesstimate, and don't even pretend to be close. Your best bet is to ignore everything on the bike's readout except for the timer, and then go to my-calorie-counter.com, which will let you set up a free account and track your calories burned according to your height, weight, and goals. Or, you can learn how to calculate mets, and keep a table of them handy. I personally find it easier to use a website, or software (I use Weight-by-date Pro, but that costs money. The website I named is free).
Answered by Miss Mouse - Sat Jan 24 16:36:45 2009
How do I calculate how many calories I'm burning and consuming?
Q. I know that there are at least 5 other similar posts here on the same topics but they don't contain the answers I'm looking for, so I had to make yet another one. ;) I'd like to know how do people calculate how many calories they need for their age, how many calories they get from the food they eat and how many calories they are burning... If you know any good websites that can help me, please share. Just giving me numbers inst good enough. I need to know how you know what you know, so I can do these calculations myself every time I need to. Some additional info: I am a 25 year old male, I'm around 5'9" and I weigh 161 pounds. I have been pretty inactive physically for the last 6 years. All I do is computing and many things related. I' [cont.]
Asked by Mr. Curious - Sun Jul 8 22:34:02 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A SUPER website for calculating all of these is www.fitday.com. Using their program I was able to lose (and keep off) 65 pounds. It helps you keep track of your exercise, calories consumed, goals, and a million other things. You can print out graphs, bar charts, etc. It is very user-friendly. Believe me, if I can use it, anyone can! Other websites are good, too. I especially like HungryGirl and Weight Watchers. Finally, if you need to know how many calories are in fast food, Calorie King has a very informative website that contains almost all chain-type food - from MacDonald's to high end. Good luck!
Answered by MyersKnook - Sun Jul 8 22:43:12 2007
Q. I know that there are at least 5 other similar posts here on the same topics but they don't contain the answers I'm looking for, so I had to make yet another one. ;) I'd like to know how do people calculate how many calories they need for their age, how many calories they get from the food they eat and how many calories they are burning... If you know any good websites that can help me, please share. Just giving me numbers inst good enough. I need to know how you know what you know, so I can do these calculations myself every time I need to. Some additional info: I am a 25 year old male, I'm around 5'9" and I weigh 161 pounds. I have been pretty inactive physically for the last 6 years. All I do is computing and many things related. I' [cont.]
Asked by Mr. Curious - Sun Jul 8 22:34:02 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A SUPER website for calculating all of these is www.fitday.com. Using their program I was able to lose (and keep off) 65 pounds. It helps you keep track of your exercise, calories consumed, goals, and a million other things. You can print out graphs, bar charts, etc. It is very user-friendly. Believe me, if I can use it, anyone can! Other websites are good, too. I especially like HungryGirl and Weight Watchers. Finally, if you need to know how many calories are in fast food, Calorie King has a very informative website that contains almost all chain-type food - from MacDonald's to high end. Good luck!
Answered by MyersKnook - Sun Jul 8 22:43:12 2007
is this correct (calories burned)?
Q. Okay so today I went on the treadmill and did a workout. The treadmill was a really nice one and asked me to enter my weight (110 lbs.) to calculate calories burned. I did a jog/run workout at speeds between 5 MPH and 6.5 MPH for about an hour. And the treadmill was at a 1% incline the whole time. The treadmill said that I burned 576 calories. Is this accurate since I entered my weight prior to doing it?
Asked by newmie01 - Wed Aug 13 19:36:56 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes. I would say it is almost completely accurate since you entered your weight, as the number of calories burned varies depending on weight. 576 sounds just about right to me :)
Answered by Giggles-for-life - Wed Aug 13 20:35:56 2008
Q. Okay so today I went on the treadmill and did a workout. The treadmill was a really nice one and asked me to enter my weight (110 lbs.) to calculate calories burned. I did a jog/run workout at speeds between 5 MPH and 6.5 MPH for about an hour. And the treadmill was at a 1% incline the whole time. The treadmill said that I burned 576 calories. Is this accurate since I entered my weight prior to doing it?
Asked by newmie01 - Wed Aug 13 19:36:56 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes. I would say it is almost completely accurate since you entered your weight, as the number of calories burned varies depending on weight. 576 sounds just about right to me :)
Answered by Giggles-for-life - Wed Aug 13 20:35:56 2008
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