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Calories burned during physical activities are influenced by a variety of activities such as the nature of the activity, intensity level of an individual, duration of time spent on physical activities, distance covered during those activities, and his/her weight. This Calories Burned Calculator employs standardized MET (Metabolic Equivalent of Task) values to estimate how many calories you burn. This calculator gives you the option to perform calculations either on the time you spend exercising (By Duration) or on the distance you have exercised (By Distance), depending on the specific method you use when exercising.
You can choose which method to use to estimate calories burned: based on duration and activity type, or based on distance and speed.
Select the activity that best corresponds with what you actually did. Every activity has a corresponding Met level based on its intensity.
To calculate it, you need to enter either the duration in hours and minutes or the distance traversed depending on the selection of operation to be done.
Enter your current body weight. The more you weigh, the more calories you burn during a given activity.
Click on the calculate button to get an estimate of your calories burned.
This standard formula uses MET values to estimate energy expenditure based on activity intensity, body weight, and duration.
When distance is provided, the calculator estimates speed and applies an appropriate MET value for the activity.
The calculator is ideal for a person seeking a rough estimate of how many calories are burned in physical exercises. Functionality-wise, it is helpful for those monitoring their exercise regimen, levels of fitness, or everyday mobility but not to be used for any kind of medical measurement.
Uses MET values to estimate calories burned either by time spent or by distance and speed.
Calories = (MET × weight(kg) × 3.5 × minutes) ÷ 200. Distance mode derives minutes from distance ÷ speed; MET chosen from speed bins.
This calculator estimates calories burned using MET (Metabolic Equivalent of Task) values. It multiplies the activity’s MET value by your body weight and the time spent exercising, using a standard scientific formula.
MET (Metabolic Equivalent of Task) represents how much energy an activity uses compared to resting. One MET equals resting energy expenditure, while higher MET values indicate more intense activities.
Duration mode calculates calories burned based on how long you perform an activity. Distance mode estimates calories using distance and speed, automatically calculating duration and selecting a MET value based on pace.
Calorie estimates are approximations. Actual calories burned vary based on fitness level, terrain, intensity, efficiency, and individual metabolism. This calculator provides a reliable average estimate.
Yes. Heavier individuals generally burn more calories performing the same activity for the same duration, because more energy is required to move greater body mass.
You can use either. The calculator automatically converts pounds to kilograms internally to ensure accurate calculations.
Yes. The results can help you understand how many calories an activity burns, which is useful for creating a calorie deficit. However, weight loss also depends on diet, consistency, and overall lifestyle.