Sunday, June 10, 2007

Calories burned in 1 hour of exercise

If you are an exercise enthusiast or exercise to manage your weight, you probably wonder how many calories you burn.

This chart shows the estimated number of calories burned while performing a variety of exercises for one hour. The estimated numbers represent a moderate-intensity exercise level.

For both lighter and heavier body weights, you can calculate the approximate number of calories burned by selecting the maximum number of calories used from the column for a 170- to 180-pound person. Multiply this figure by your weight and divide by 175. For example, if you weigh 220 pounds, jogging uses:

656 x 220 = 825 calories an hour
175

Activity (one-hour duration)

Calories burned

140- to 150-pound person

170- to 180-pound person

Aerobic dancing

416-442

501-533

Backpacking

448-476

539-574

Badminton

288-306

347-369

Bicycling (outdoor)

512-544

616-656

Bicycling (stationary)

448-476

539-574

Bowling

192-204

231-246

Canoeing

224-238

270-287

Dancing

288-306

347-369

Gardening

256-272

308-328

Golfing (carrying bag)

288-306

347-369

Hiking

384-408

462-492

Jogging, 5 mph

512-544

616-656

Racquetball

448-476

539-574

Rope jumping

640-680

770-820

Running, 8 mph

864-918

1,040-1,107

Skating (ice- or roller-)

448-476

539-574

Skiing (cross-country)

512-544

616-656

Skiing (downhill)

384-408

462-492

Stair climbing

576-612

693-738

Swimming

384-408

462-492

Tennis

448-476

539-574

Volleyball

192-204

231-246

Walking, 2 mph

160-170

193-205

Walking, 3.5 mph

243-258

293-312

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