You could walk five miles a day and gain weight. Losing weight depends on eating less calories than you expend. Walk or run if you can run without injury and eat less, means you will loose weight.
not enough fatty ;)
It depends on what you eat. If you walk 7 miles a day you should. If you don't you should try jogging 7 miles instead.
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depends in part how fast you walk but approximately 120calories
It's is impossible to say because how long you have to walk will depend on how many calories you ingest, how fast you walk, and how much you weight. However, an average person must walk about 5 miles per day every day to burn the equivalent of a pound of fat.
Calories are a measure of the energy required to do work. Work is (scientifically) weight times distance. So if you carry your body weight over one mile you will have done (your weight) times (one mile) work. If you walk two miles it'd be (your weight) times (two miles) work, or twice as much. Time isn't part of the equation. If you walk one mile in one hour you will lose less weight than if you walk two miles in that same hour, but the same as if you walked two miles at that one mile per hour pace--that is, in two hours. So, you see, speed doesn't have anything to do with it--it's all in how much you do.
you can make them walk with you
Not necessarily. To lose weight you must use, or burn, more calories than you take in.
Walking a half mile is a great "little boost," but you're not going to lose any weight. Your weight, height, gender, exercise level and caloric intake are huge factors. If you walk a half mile to Dairy Queen...I mean, come on...no weight loss. If you factor in a half a mile a day with proper diet and (additional exercise) you will lose weight....slowly. Good luck.
2 hours per day?
walk and well that's it you at least lose calories
It depends on how fast you walk.