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Q. I want to buy a pedometer to check how many calories I burn on my everyday walks. But I feel skeptical. How do I know if the machine is right? How do I know its true when it says "you burned 100 calories"? Can I rely on a machine like that? Asked by Something - Thu Sep 10 11:26:26 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments A. Well the only problem with the pedometer is the sensitivity. If you are wearing it the entire day it may have a false reading because as long as it's moving (swiveling in your chair at work) it will count that as being active when in reality you really aren't. Answered by Meh - Thu Sep 10 11:30:13 2009 From Yahoo Answer Search: "calories burned" |
