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How many calories do I burn when cycling into work?
I have a morning cycle into work that lasts about 50 minutes, along a canal track (so I can keep a steady 25KmPH pace most of the way without too many hill climbs etc) and the length is just under 20Km. How many calories do I burn doing this? Estimated, of course, but I'd be interested to know. Thanks.
7 Answers
- 2 decades agoFavorite Answer
This is about 1 apple or one of McDonald's very smallest hamburgers.
However, your body has muscles developed during this sport. Those muscles must be fed and repaired.
They will continue to consume quite a bit of calories after you have stopped pedaling.
This, now, is a much larger figure--about 800 calories or so.
- 2 decades ago
Think of it this way if you walk fast for 20 minutes you'll go about a mile, and thats enought to burn up one doughnut.
If you want to lose weight get a unicycle. Your legs keep moving unlike a bike where you can coast along.
I can go 7 miles, if I had a better seat and larger wheel I'd go many more miles. It's more fun to do.
Source(s): unicycle.org - 2 decades ago
To be truthful,i don't actually know the answer.But check out dis website. It estimates the number of calories you'll burn performing a range of activities at varying intensity levels, over a certain period of time or particular distance, taking into consideration your height and weight.
- 2 decades ago
Probably around 400. This depends on your weight, rolling resistance, etc. See this chart for a guideline:
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- 2 decades ago
see the following website:
http://www.kreuzotter.de/english/espeed.htm
The site figures everything from wattage to calories on a ride based upon weather, rider size, bicycle type, speed, and terrain.
- Anonymous2 decades ago
5, 725
- Anonymous2 decades ago
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