The tables below show calorie burn per hour for light, moderate, and vigorous walking and cycling. At all intensities, cycling burns more calories per hour than walking for a 150-pound person, according to theCompendium of Physical Activities. (Calculations were made using theCornell METs calculat...
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The number of calories you burn on a stationary bike can be between 345 to 552 calories per hour. This depends on your weight, how fast you are cycling and the resistance. The more vigorous you cycle or the heavier the resistance, the more calories you’ll burn. For example, the ...
Cycling is good exercise. As an aerobic exercise, it increases your heart rate while you cycle and burns calories. Cycling at less than 10 miles per hour on a level surface is rated as a moderate-intensity physical activity, while cycling at 10 miles per hour or more is a vigorous-intensi...
Also it can tell you how many calories you have burnt. If you can burn about 500 calories per day more than what you eat, this means that you will lose about one pound per week. 1.(1) 2.(2) 3.(3) 4.(4) 5.(5) 6.(6) 7.(7) 8.(8) 9.(9) 10....
The calories burned in Zumba and indoor cycling depend on your intensity; hit it hard and sizzle more calories. Generally speaking, Zumba burns between 350 and 900 calories per hour. The average person typically burns about 400 to 500 calories per 40-minute workout in an indoor cycling class...
If you are desk cycling one hour per workday, for example, 6 x 10 minutes at moderate load, you will typically be able to burn up to 400 calories. Fitness at work works Danish bank Lån & Spar, which annually participates in the competition Denmark's Healthiest Workplace, has over the...
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“That’s about 240 calories per hour while you’re actually riding.” For an organized century event, she recommends carrying enough fuel to cover at least half of that—so, one gel or one bar for each hour you’ll be riding. That frees you up for additional aid-station or gas-...
stuck with my nutrition plan, alternating betweenGenUcanandCliff BarOrganic Energy food packets. I also hadBase Performance Saltin a vial that I tucked into my cycling shorts, and took hits off of that periodically. I took in an average of 110 calories per hour. Everything worked like a ...