First step in any serious weight loss attempt is to control your intake. If you're overeating bad, it's near impossible to lose weight through exercise only.
If your eating is about right, then generally accepted guidelines say that you need to create a deficiency of 3.500 calories to loes one pound.
Riding at mid/high intensity is generally assumed to use up 450-650 cal/hour.
If we pick a comfortable number mid-range - 500-cal/hour, you then need to ride 7 hours to lose one pound.
What this means in miles is almost anybody's guess.
But let's assume a 14 mph average. Which suggests that - if your eating is spot on - riding 100 miles would lose you one pound.
in a way it could be bad to lose 3 pints of blood but it depends what condition you are in when you lose it. It also depends too like if you lose it at periods of times or all at the same time. I hope i helped you out !
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2.5 hours to lose 1 pound. You must be going at least 7 miles an hour
Three days
One can lose one pound by simply walking 5-10 miles per day for 3 days. On average, one should be walking 3-5 miles anyway so it isn't much further.
First off, it's very highly likely that said 300 pound man is obese. He can't bike 30 miles in a day unless it's downhill all the way, and that won't lose him any weight at all. Second of all, after how much time? How much weight does he lose a day, assuming he can ride a bike 30 miles a day? About 35 calories per mile, so about 1050 calories burned a day. 3000 calories make up a pound of fat. Assuming he just drinks water for 7 days, he'd lose 2.3 pounds a week.
Two pounds
about 3 pounds
it depends on how fast you ride or if your gowing up a hill
approx 150 a mile with a body weight of 280. 3500 calories in a pound of fat and burning 150 per mile. 23.333 miles to lose a pound.
depends how much u want to lose good luck
You are not counting your calories properly and/or not walking an average of 3 miles daily and/or are making this up..you didn't mention how long you've been at it..1 pound of your fat contains about 3500 carbs so to lose a pound of that fat you'll need to keep at it for quite a while
You might want to rephrase your question, but to lose one pound, you must lose one pound. Every 3500 calories is one pound.
Three or four because you lose about one pound in 7 or 8 miles it depends