How does couting how many calories burned work?
Q. Ok, so when i asked the question on trying to find out how many calories i should eat someone told me to find my resting metabolic rate. So i did. Its somewhere in the 2,000's. My question is, say you burn 500 calories with a workout, do you add that to your resting metabolic rate and then thats how many calories you burned for the day or do you just say you only burned 500 calories? I meant to say how many calories to eat to lose weight. Sorry.
Asked by LP's Mommy - Tue Mar 6 21:36:52 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, you add it to your resting calories. So, somewhere around 2500 would be about right in your example. So, if you were exercising to lose weight and taking in around 2000 calories in your daily meals, that would leave you with a net loss of 500 per day. Since you have to burn 3500 calories to lose a pound, at that rate, it would take around a week. It's really that simple.
Answered by Mr. Peachy - Tue Mar 6 21:43:59 2007
Q. Ok, so when i asked the question on trying to find out how many calories i should eat someone told me to find my resting metabolic rate. So i did. Its somewhere in the 2,000's. My question is, say you burn 500 calories with a workout, do you add that to your resting metabolic rate and then thats how many calories you burned for the day or do you just say you only burned 500 calories? I meant to say how many calories to eat to lose weight. Sorry.
Asked by LP's Mommy - Tue Mar 6 21:36:52 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, you add it to your resting calories. So, somewhere around 2500 would be about right in your example. So, if you were exercising to lose weight and taking in around 2000 calories in your daily meals, that would leave you with a net loss of 500 per day. Since you have to burn 3500 calories to lose a pound, at that rate, it would take around a week. It's really that simple.
Answered by Mr. Peachy - Tue Mar 6 21:43:59 2007
How many calories are burned during a body sculpting class?
Q. I don't know what to fill it in as. Circuit training says an hour would be around 450 calories burned which I don't think is correct. How much would an hour of body sculpting workout class burn? I would say it's a moderate intensity.
Asked by A - Fri May 29 14:29:45 2009 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. For a 200 pound person, it would burn around 275, depending on how much you were continually moving. Obviously, if you weigh less or more, that number will increase or decrease.
Answered by Randall J. - Fri May 29 14:47:19 2009
Q. I don't know what to fill it in as. Circuit training says an hour would be around 450 calories burned which I don't think is correct. How much would an hour of body sculpting workout class burn? I would say it's a moderate intensity.
Asked by A - Fri May 29 14:29:45 2009 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. For a 200 pound person, it would burn around 275, depending on how much you were continually moving. Obviously, if you weigh less or more, that number will increase or decrease.
Answered by Randall J. - Fri May 29 14:47:19 2009
How many calories burned in an airsoft war?
Q. How many calories burned in an airsoft war that was about 3 hours 30 minutes. (excluding breaks). I was a runner with a machine gun in a 20 acre woods. it was 73 degrees out it was 73 out 155 with gear didnt run much but still ran every about 2 minutes half run. I drank 1 and1/2 of cola and 2 slices of pizza
Asked by Scott H - Sat Feb 7 17:02:44 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. That would depend on how much you ran, how hard you ran... how much you weighed (gear included), what you ate/ drank, & how long those breaks were.
Answered by oxy - Sat Feb 7 17:45:07 2009
Q. How many calories burned in an airsoft war that was about 3 hours 30 minutes. (excluding breaks). I was a runner with a machine gun in a 20 acre woods. it was 73 degrees out it was 73 out 155 with gear didnt run much but still ran every about 2 minutes half run. I drank 1 and1/2 of cola and 2 slices of pizza
Asked by Scott H - Sat Feb 7 17:02:44 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. That would depend on how much you ran, how hard you ran... how much you weighed (gear included), what you ate/ drank, & how long those breaks were.
Answered by oxy - Sat Feb 7 17:45:07 2009
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
How many calories burned biking 13 miles in 1 hour?
Q. Age 21 5'7" 147lbs Biked 13 miles in 1 hour at moderate-high intensity. Smooth flat path with maybe a few slight inclines. Checked pulse frequently with my HRM watch. Resting BPM: 65-71BPM During Exercise 155-180 Can anyone estimate roughly the amount of calories I burned?
Asked by masamune_seraph - Thu Sep 3 00:33:18 2009 - - 0 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 582
Answered by Rob - Thu Sep 3 15:26:53 2009
Q. Age 21 5'7" 147lbs Biked 13 miles in 1 hour at moderate-high intensity. Smooth flat path with maybe a few slight inclines. Checked pulse frequently with my HRM watch. Resting BPM: 65-71BPM During Exercise 155-180 Can anyone estimate roughly the amount of calories I burned?
Asked by masamune_seraph - Thu Sep 3 00:33:18 2009 - - 0 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 582
Answered by Rob - Thu Sep 3 15:26:53 2009
What user weight do treadmills use to calculate calories burned during exercise?
Q. Since the treadmill doesn't have a scale attached to it, what is the weight that the treadmills use to calculate how many calories you burned while walking?
Asked by Lepke - Wed Jan 14 14:26:55 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I have always wondered that 2!Think they go by average height,weight and fitness level. Mine doesn't have a scale either but it's a great clothes hanger!
Answered by Annie M - Wed Jan 14 14:36:11 2009
Q. Since the treadmill doesn't have a scale attached to it, what is the weight that the treadmills use to calculate how many calories you burned while walking?
Asked by Lepke - Wed Jan 14 14:26:55 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I have always wondered that 2!Think they go by average height,weight and fitness level. Mine doesn't have a scale either but it's a great clothes hanger!
Answered by Annie M - Wed Jan 14 14:36:11 2009
How many calories burned in a workout?
Q. is there like a site i can go to to figure out how many calories i burning after a particular workout? like say i did 20 sit ups and i wanna figure out how many calories i burned.
Asked by Kenii Ka ma - Sat Nov 17 19:44:59 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I am a member of body by glamour on www.glamour.com and on that site you can type in your weight and height and other vital stats. With that info you then log a workout by scrolling through and picking out what kind of activity you did and then how long you did it. Then the computer uses your weight and calculates how many calories you burned in a certain amount of time. I really love this site b/c it has graphs to show me how many minutes i worked out per week, and how many cals i burned per week. Keeps me motivated.
Answered by sden2616 - Sat Nov 17 19:49:49 2007
Q. is there like a site i can go to to figure out how many calories i burning after a particular workout? like say i did 20 sit ups and i wanna figure out how many calories i burned.
Asked by Kenii Ka ma - Sat Nov 17 19:44:59 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I am a member of body by glamour on www.glamour.com and on that site you can type in your weight and height and other vital stats. With that info you then log a workout by scrolling through and picking out what kind of activity you did and then how long you did it. Then the computer uses your weight and calculates how many calories you burned in a certain amount of time. I really love this site b/c it has graphs to show me how many minutes i worked out per week, and how many cals i burned per week. Keeps me motivated.
Answered by sden2616 - Sat Nov 17 19:49:49 2007
What's a good pedometer that also shows calories burned not only when you walk, but exercise or dance as well?
Q. I'm looking for a pedometer to use when I exercise to keep track of calories burned. I would like one that not only tracks walking and running, but other exercises such as weights and even dancing. Does anyone know of a good pedometer that can keep track of this? Thanks!
Asked by charlie6385 - Thu Apr 3 17:28:53 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I own a good calorie counter watch by Polar, in fact any Polar watch which can be found at my sporting good stores works wonders. I always have mine with me and even count the calories when walking the office stairs.
Answered by cheapmer - Thu Apr 3 17:33:05 2008
Q. I'm looking for a pedometer to use when I exercise to keep track of calories burned. I would like one that not only tracks walking and running, but other exercises such as weights and even dancing. Does anyone know of a good pedometer that can keep track of this? Thanks!
Asked by charlie6385 - Thu Apr 3 17:28:53 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I own a good calorie counter watch by Polar, in fact any Polar watch which can be found at my sporting good stores works wonders. I always have mine with me and even count the calories when walking the office stairs.
Answered by cheapmer - Thu Apr 3 17:33:05 2008
How accurate are those exercise machines at the gym that tell you your calories burned?
Q. Are they spot on or is there a better way to calculate calories burned?
Asked by jasemuk - Mon Apr 27 06:39:25 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No, they are not spot on at all. They provide nothing more than a rough estimate, at best. The amount of energy you consume or expend (measured in calories) when engaged in physical activity depends on a large number of factors which the simple computers on exercise equipment just don't take into account. Even things like the time of day, temperature and humidty have an effect. Use their readings as a guide from one day to the next but don't treat the readings as bang on accurate because they can be out by quite a wide margin. They have a broad tendency to over estimate for the unfit and under estimate for the very fit.
Answered by 203 - Mon Apr 27 06:50:26 2009
Q. Are they spot on or is there a better way to calculate calories burned?
Asked by jasemuk - Mon Apr 27 06:39:25 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No, they are not spot on at all. They provide nothing more than a rough estimate, at best. The amount of energy you consume or expend (measured in calories) when engaged in physical activity depends on a large number of factors which the simple computers on exercise equipment just don't take into account. Even things like the time of day, temperature and humidty have an effect. Use their readings as a guide from one day to the next but don't treat the readings as bang on accurate because they can be out by quite a wide margin. They have a broad tendency to over estimate for the unfit and under estimate for the very fit.
Answered by 203 - Mon Apr 27 06:50:26 2009
What were those devices called on the Biggest Loser that tracked how many calories burned?
Q. It was an armband that monitored something so that when you plugged it into a computer, it told you the amount of calories you burned that day. In was shown on the premier "The Biggest Loser" episode tonight. What's it called, or where can I get that same thing? Thanks!
Asked by Anna R - Tue Sep 16 22:31:24 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. hey :) thanks for answering on my question i found out what its called. www.bodybugg.com
Answered by monica - Wed Sep 17 00:24:01 2008
Q. It was an armband that monitored something so that when you plugged it into a computer, it told you the amount of calories you burned that day. In was shown on the premier "The Biggest Loser" episode tonight. What's it called, or where can I get that same thing? Thanks!
Asked by Anna R - Tue Sep 16 22:31:24 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. hey :) thanks for answering on my question i found out what its called. www.bodybugg.com
Answered by monica - Wed Sep 17 00:24:01 2008
What do Biggest Loser contestants wear on their arms to track calories burned?
Q. One episode showed how they could upload the info on this arm band to the computer and it would track how many calories they burned. I was just wondering what it was and if there was a way I could get one.
Asked by laurlaur - Wed Oct 15 18:56:57 2008 - - 1 Answers - 2 Comments
A. I'm not sure what they have exactly, but from what it looked like to me I think its an an iPod w/ the Nike in-shoe tracking device ( ). It keeps track of your walks/jogs and tells you how far you've gone, your current pace, and your total calories burned. If you hook it up to iTunes you can track your workouts too. However this may not be the same exact device(s) used on The Biggest Loser, but it is similar.
Answered by Tony^^ - Wed Oct 15 19:04:47 2008
Q. One episode showed how they could upload the info on this arm band to the computer and it would track how many calories they burned. I was just wondering what it was and if there was a way I could get one.
Asked by laurlaur - Wed Oct 15 18:56:57 2008 - - 1 Answers - 2 Comments
A. I'm not sure what they have exactly, but from what it looked like to me I think its an an iPod w/ the Nike in-shoe tracking device ( ). It keeps track of your walks/jogs and tells you how far you've gone, your current pace, and your total calories burned. If you hook it up to iTunes you can track your workouts too. However this may not be the same exact device(s) used on The Biggest Loser, but it is similar.
Answered by Tony^^ - Wed Oct 15 19:04:47 2008
How many calories burned in a 24hour fitness class?
Q. I just did a 1 hour 24S.E.T. class (like a cardio-lifting class, basically). It was exhausting, and my muscles are all shaking. I'm just curious as to how many calories it likely burned. I'm 5'9, 135 lbs. Thanks! Also, does anyone know the benefit of doing exercise class versus just exercising on your own? I eat very well, thank you. Plenty of slow-burning carbs and lean proteins. And I drink Crystal Lite like it's my job.
Asked by kristiecsu - Mon Apr 7 14:42:20 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I am an instructor that teaches 24SET. The generic answer to your question is you are likely buring in the 400 calories range. But that is just an estimate as each individual is different. To find out how much you really are burning, you can invest in a heart rate monitor or BodyBugg that is sold thru 24 Hour Fitness. To answer your other question, the benefit in doing exercise classes is that you have others in the class with you that boost your motivation vs. being out on those tredmill on your own which you would have to be pretty disciplined in keeping up the intensity by yourself! Also you have the instructor in class that WILL help you out on form/techniques to make sure that you are doing the exercise correctly! I hope my answer… [cont.]
Answered by e_a_lee - Wed Apr 9 12:12:49 2008
Q. I just did a 1 hour 24S.E.T. class (like a cardio-lifting class, basically). It was exhausting, and my muscles are all shaking. I'm just curious as to how many calories it likely burned. I'm 5'9, 135 lbs. Thanks! Also, does anyone know the benefit of doing exercise class versus just exercising on your own? I eat very well, thank you. Plenty of slow-burning carbs and lean proteins. And I drink Crystal Lite like it's my job.
Asked by kristiecsu - Mon Apr 7 14:42:20 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I am an instructor that teaches 24SET. The generic answer to your question is you are likely buring in the 400 calories range. But that is just an estimate as each individual is different. To find out how much you really are burning, you can invest in a heart rate monitor or BodyBugg that is sold thru 24 Hour Fitness. To answer your other question, the benefit in doing exercise classes is that you have others in the class with you that boost your motivation vs. being out on those tredmill on your own which you would have to be pretty disciplined in keeping up the intensity by yourself! Also you have the instructor in class that WILL help you out on form/techniques to make sure that you are doing the exercise correctly! I hope my answer… [cont.]
Answered by e_a_lee - Wed Apr 9 12:12:49 2008
What are the calories that are burned playing Wii Fit?
Q. I have been using it for exercise on top of running and other exercising. But I need to know the exact number of calories I am burning while using it. Does anyone know the exact number of calories burned for each exercise?? P.S. 10 points for best answer!!!
Asked by A M Y ! ! - Sun Mar 1 17:35:01 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There is no way to figure that out. It depends on which exercise, how long you do it for, and how much effort you put into doing it.
Answered by bigbadbob113 - Sun Mar 1 18:15:03 2009
Q. I have been using it for exercise on top of running and other exercising. But I need to know the exact number of calories I am burning while using it. Does anyone know the exact number of calories burned for each exercise?? P.S. 10 points for best answer!!!
Asked by A M Y ! ! - Sun Mar 1 17:35:01 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There is no way to figure that out. It depends on which exercise, how long you do it for, and how much effort you put into doing it.
Answered by bigbadbob113 - Sun Mar 1 18:15:03 2009
Does the amount of calories burned increase as I fatigue?
Q. I burn approximately 800 calories in a 40 minute cardio work out. After I reach my target heart rate, does the number of calories burned per minute increase as my body gets fatigued which in reality would result in a higher calorie burn rate per minute than when I first reach my target heart rate? For example at 8 minutes I would be burning 17 calories per minute however at 35 minutes I would be burning 24 calories per minute. Or do calories burned remain a constant throughout?
Asked by Rick W - Thu Sep 20 13:33:52 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well from what I can find and from what I've experienced working out, it is not consistent. You have a certain amount of energy that you exert at different intervals. You diet may consist of different levels of proteins, fats, sugars and carbs on different days. If this intake of food can not remain a consistent than how can the calorie burn or the levels of energy that you exert. I have found that even in the middle of a work out on certain days I can feel a second wind, and even seem to work through the fatigue, when on other days I just peter out quicker. It's all about the diet. Just keep up with your work out plan and try not to over exert. That can actually cause your harm than good and lessen your recoup time in-between work… [cont.]
Answered by Gilly137 - Thu Sep 20 13:57:22 2007
Q. I burn approximately 800 calories in a 40 minute cardio work out. After I reach my target heart rate, does the number of calories burned per minute increase as my body gets fatigued which in reality would result in a higher calorie burn rate per minute than when I first reach my target heart rate? For example at 8 minutes I would be burning 17 calories per minute however at 35 minutes I would be burning 24 calories per minute. Or do calories burned remain a constant throughout?
Asked by Rick W - Thu Sep 20 13:33:52 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well from what I can find and from what I've experienced working out, it is not consistent. You have a certain amount of energy that you exert at different intervals. You diet may consist of different levels of proteins, fats, sugars and carbs on different days. If this intake of food can not remain a consistent than how can the calorie burn or the levels of energy that you exert. I have found that even in the middle of a work out on certain days I can feel a second wind, and even seem to work through the fatigue, when on other days I just peter out quicker. It's all about the diet. Just keep up with your work out plan and try not to over exert. That can actually cause your harm than good and lessen your recoup time in-between work… [cont.]
Answered by Gilly137 - Thu Sep 20 13:57:22 2007
Does the amount of calories burned sleeping fall under my BMR?
Q. If my basal metabolic rate is 2500 calories burned a day, does that include the 600 or so calories burned sleeping? or is that an extra 600 calories burned?
Asked by Future90 - Sat Jun 27 02:15:27 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Basal Metabolic Rate is the amount of calories your body burns in a given day ,that's for 24 hours if you use the general formula. This accounts for sleeping as your aren't performing any activities (except involuntary). BMR measure calories burned for life processes or respiration. If you do any activities then you have to take in account that you will burn more calories and this has to be implemented in your formula when calculating your BMR.
Answered by 3 $W3 3 - Sat Jun 27 02:22:34 2009
Q. If my basal metabolic rate is 2500 calories burned a day, does that include the 600 or so calories burned sleeping? or is that an extra 600 calories burned?
Asked by Future90 - Sat Jun 27 02:15:27 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Basal Metabolic Rate is the amount of calories your body burns in a given day ,that's for 24 hours if you use the general formula. This accounts for sleeping as your aren't performing any activities (except involuntary). BMR measure calories burned for life processes or respiration. If you do any activities then you have to take in account that you will burn more calories and this has to be implemented in your formula when calculating your BMR.
Answered by 3 $W3 3 - Sat Jun 27 02:22:34 2009
On home fitness equipment, does the "Calories Burned" counter show exaggerated numbers for marketing purposes?
Q. A friend told me that the "Calories Burned" indicators show inflated numbers, with no basis in reality, because the manufacturer wants the consumer to think that particular machine is helping them burn lots of calories. Is this true, or a conspiracy theory?
Asked by cmsb705 - Thu Apr 17 14:07:24 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. When I took physics in college one of the problems was to calculate how many calories Bob burned while on a stationary bike utilizing a magnetic flywheel for resistance. This is a very straightforward calculation if you know the strength of the magnet and the speed (RPM's) at which the disk is turning. The values I calculated were ballpark accurate with what the readouts tell me when I use a machine. Treadmills and elliptical machines are also simple. Basically you can calculate how much work is being done to move a given weight a certain distance. These numbers are very simple to calculate using basic laws of physics. I think, if anything, they'd usually be a little LOWER than the true value, as friction and equipment wear and tear… [cont.]
Answered by Bigsky_52 - Thu Apr 17 15:13:35 2008
Q. A friend told me that the "Calories Burned" indicators show inflated numbers, with no basis in reality, because the manufacturer wants the consumer to think that particular machine is helping them burn lots of calories. Is this true, or a conspiracy theory?
Asked by cmsb705 - Thu Apr 17 14:07:24 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. When I took physics in college one of the problems was to calculate how many calories Bob burned while on a stationary bike utilizing a magnetic flywheel for resistance. This is a very straightforward calculation if you know the strength of the magnet and the speed (RPM's) at which the disk is turning. The values I calculated were ballpark accurate with what the readouts tell me when I use a machine. Treadmills and elliptical machines are also simple. Basically you can calculate how much work is being done to move a given weight a certain distance. These numbers are very simple to calculate using basic laws of physics. I think, if anything, they'd usually be a little LOWER than the true value, as friction and equipment wear and tear… [cont.]
Answered by Bigsky_52 - Thu Apr 17 15:13:35 2008
If you don't eat 3500 calories to gain a pound,then is the remainding calories burned?
Q. For example if you eat 2000 calories and its 3500 to burn a pound do you burn 1500 calories for not eatting or do you have to burn 1500 for them to be burned?
Asked by Sean - Thu Jan 7 21:09:32 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can't burn calories if you don't first put them into your body.
Answered by AmStaff Chris - Thu Jan 7 21:18:27 2010
Q. For example if you eat 2000 calories and its 3500 to burn a pound do you burn 1500 calories for not eatting or do you have to burn 1500 for them to be burned?
Asked by Sean - Thu Jan 7 21:09:32 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can't burn calories if you don't first put them into your body.
Answered by AmStaff Chris - Thu Jan 7 21:18:27 2010
Is there a device that can track calories burned without you having to input anything?
Q. A device that you can just strap on during the day and at the end of the day you would know how many calories you burned.(and you wouldn't have to input your weight or something). This is for a school project. :D Thanks in advance! I'm asking because we are interested in making something like this as a project for school. I just don't want to waste effort in researching this if it already exists. XP
Asked by pulang_santa - Sat Jul 7 02:07:38 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. None that i've heard of. How would it know what you ate that day & how much excersise you did. Your just trying to take the lazy way out. You can probably find a website somewhere that has something your looking for except you would have to imput everything (ie. weight, height, food eaten, exercise etc)
Answered by pepper_man06 - Sat Jul 7 02:15:44 2007
Q. A device that you can just strap on during the day and at the end of the day you would know how many calories you burned.(and you wouldn't have to input your weight or something). This is for a school project. :D Thanks in advance! I'm asking because we are interested in making something like this as a project for school. I just don't want to waste effort in researching this if it already exists. XP
Asked by pulang_santa - Sat Jul 7 02:07:38 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. None that i've heard of. How would it know what you ate that day & how much excersise you did. Your just trying to take the lazy way out. You can probably find a website somewhere that has something your looking for except you would have to imput everything (ie. weight, height, food eaten, exercise etc)
Answered by pepper_man06 - Sat Jul 7 02:15:44 2007
Does anyone know a site where I can see the amount of calories burned doing specific exercises?
Q. I would like to know how many calories I am loosing along with the times I need to do these exercises. Or if you just know the amount of calories burned doing things like running, yoga, jump ropes, squats and stuff. that would be great 2 :) thanks!
Asked by Sam J - Mon Jun 23 14:12:24 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. I would like to know how many calories I am loosing along with the times I need to do these exercises. Or if you just know the amount of calories burned doing things like running, yoga, jump ropes, squats and stuff. that would be great 2 :) thanks!
Asked by Sam J - Mon Jun 23 14:12:24 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
Is there a difference in calories burned with pumping and breast feeding? If so what is it?
Q. I am 5 months pregnant with my second child right now. With my first child I pumped because I had a c-section and it was hard to get a proper position for feeding. I also liked knowing exactly how much my first child was eating. Anyways, I just wanted to know how many calories I can burn a day by pumping vs. latch feeding. Would the calories burned be any different?
Asked by senorita_girl20 - Tue Dec 1 14:25:54 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. I am 5 months pregnant with my second child right now. With my first child I pumped because I had a c-section and it was hard to get a proper position for feeding. I also liked knowing exactly how much my first child was eating. Anyways, I just wanted to know how many calories I can burn a day by pumping vs. latch feeding. Would the calories burned be any different?
Asked by senorita_girl20 - Tue Dec 1 14:25:54 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
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