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Calorie Counter

This calorie counter gives a guide to the number of calories you will burn based on your weight, travel speed and distance. Change your profile and the trail distance to gauge how small adjustments can affect the number of calories you can burn.

Your Profile

Weight

70 kgs is 154 lbs or 11 stone 0 lbs

Kgs

Speed

Walking

Typical speed - 3 mph Sunday amble - 2 mph Gentle stroll - 2.5 mph Typical speed - 3 mph Brisk pace - 3.5 mph Break a sweat - 4 mph Speed walking - 4.5 mph Almost jogging - 5 mph Carrying a pack (15 kgs) Pushing a stroller Walking with children Pushing a wheelchair

Cycling

Leisure cycling - 8 mph Leisure cycling - 8 mph Vigorous pace - 15 mph Road racing - 20+ mph Cross country / MTB

Statistics

Calculations are based on your weight of 70 kgs, a walking speed of "Typical speed - 3 mph", a cycling speed of "Leisure cycling - 8 mph" and a trail distance of 8.1 miles.

Walking

After walking 8.1 miles you will have burnt 661 calories. Assuming a constant pace and no breaks it will take you 2 hours 41 minutes to cover the distance and you will have taken roughly 18630 steps.

More calories per mile are burnt at very low speeds as you do not have momentum to carry you between strides. Walking at high speeds will burn more calories too as arm swinging and the longer stride use more muscle groups. Those extra muscles burn up extra calories with each step. Carrying a rucksack and walking uphill will also increase your calorie burn.

Rewards

Burning 661 calories means you will be able to consume:

    6.2 Tunnock's Teacakes or

    7.8 Jammie Dodgers or

    2.6 jam donuts or

    5.5 packets of Pork Scratchings (20g) or

    3.6 pints of ale or

    7.4 glasses of wine (120ml)

without feeling any guilt whatsoever.

Cycling

After 8.1 miles of cycling you will have burnt 337 calories. The trip will take 1 hour to complete assuming no breaks are taken.

Rewards

Burning 337 calories means you will be able to consume:

    0.9 plates of beans on toast (1/2 tin, 2 sl. white bread) or

    0.6 portions of Fish and Chips or

    0.8 Pukka Pies or

    0.6 Ginsters Cornish Pasties or

    24.1 cups of tea with milk or

    2 large cups of Cappuccino

extra that day without fear of splitting your trousers!

Distance

Change the distance to estimate the impact on calorie burn:  miles