The amount of calories burned really depends on what type of exercsie is being done, along with how long you were exercising for. Something like and ellptical machine for 30 mins (200 calories burned) is much mroe than walking at a moderate pace for an hour (100 calories burned).
I would buy a heart rate monitor to track this since it depends on your age, weight, resting heart rate, how hard you worked and how long you worked. You can buy a decent monitor for about $30 or splurge a get a more expensive body bug.
Around 400 calories. Its pretty kewl tbh. I luv ma wii fit I look hawt
Varies from person to person
300 calories for a 20-30 min non-stop session.
I found a website that breaks down how to calculate that number of calories burned during a work out. Using water aerobics as the example, and the exercisers approximate body weight of 200 pounds, approximately 380 calories are burned in a one hour class with moderate intensity.
Depends on how hard you go at it, and how long you keep doing them. And your age, and your gender, and your fitness level. Anything between 300-600 can be expected.
For general aerobics by weight: 130 lbs- 384 cal/hr 155 lbs- 457 cal/hr 180lbs- 531 cal/hr 205lbs- 605 cal/hr
not very many as little as 10-30 trust me on this do two smaller workouts instead of one it is better helps you lose weight FASTER
The actual number of calories burned vary depending on the speed of the run and the weight of the runner. While the number of burned calories can vary, an average number of calories burned are 200.
Cardio routines that work major muscle groups burn the most calories per hour. Aerobics, running, stair climber and elliptical machine are all great examples. Refer to this page to calculate the calories burned for your favorite activities: http://www.caloriesperhour.com/index_burn.php
Yes, this Ironman Acclaim Treadmill does display the number of calories you have burned.
Calories Burned The word "cal" on a treadmill is just an abbreviation for calories. It often shows how many calories are burned during the time you excercise.
92 calories.
to convert kj to cal divide by 4.1 therefore: 400/ 4.1 = 97 calories
It entirely depends on your work-out intensity. Swimming and ruining burned the most calories.