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Calories Burned Calculator

Free calories burned calculator — estimate calories burned walking, running, cycling, swimming, yoga, skipping, cricket and 15 more activities from your weight and time.

kg
30150
min
5240

Calories burned

163

kcal · 5 MET

That's about 21 g of body fat, or 1.5 chapatis.

Calories = MET × weight in kg × hours. Real burn varies with fitness, age and effort by ±20%. One kilogram of fat stores about 7,700 kcal; a medium chapati is about 105 kcal.

Same 30 minutes, other activities

  • Walking, slow (3 km/h)65 kcal
  • Walking, normal (5 km/h)114 kcal
  • Walking, brisk (6.5 km/h)163 kcal
  • Running (8 km/h)270 kcal
  • Running (10 km/h)319 kcal
  • Running (12 km/h)384 kcal
  • Cycling, leisure (<16 km/h)130 kcal
  • Cycling, moderate (19–22 km/h)260 kcal
  • Swimming, moderate laps189 kcal
  • Yoga (hatha)81 kcal
  • Skipping rope, moderate384 kcal
  • Weight training, general114 kcal
  • Aerobics / Zumba237 kcal
  • Dancing (general)163 kcal
  • Badminton, social179 kcal
  • Cricket (batting, bowling)156 kcal
  • Football, casual228 kcal
  • Tennis, singles260 kcal
  • Climbing stairs130 kcal
  • Housework, cleaning107 kcal
  • Gardening124 kcal

What is the Calories Burned Calculator?

Every activity has a MET value — how many times more energy it uses than sitting still. Calories burned = MET × weight in kg × hours.

How to use it

  1. 1

    Pick an activity

    From the list.

  2. 2

    Enter weight and time

    In kg and minutes.

  3. 3

    Read the calories

    And compare others.

Features

  • 21 activities

    Walking, running, cycling, swimming, yoga, cricket, badminton and more.

  • Compare activities

    The same time across every activity.

  • Food terms

    Shown as grams of fat and chapatis.

Popular uses

  • Weight loss

    Plan workouts.

  • Fitness tracking

    Estimate burn without a watch.

Frequently asked questions

How accurate is it?

Within about ±20%; fitness, age and effort change the real number.

What is a MET?

A metabolic equivalent: 1 MET is the energy you use at rest.

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