how many calories burned walking one kilometer?
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This depends on how much you weigh and how fast you walk, but you will likely burn upwards of 30 calories per km.
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20000 steps should equal 25kms for a normal person in walking mode. That should burn approximately 1000 calories a day for a 60kg person. Weight gain or loss would depend on your net calories. If in deficit, you will lose weight.
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Depending on your weight, you might have burnt 150–200 Calories in 3KM. I run on the treadmill for 20 mins and i cover 2.4 KM and as per the machine it shows i have burned only near 150 calories. :( So i am guessing it wouldn't be much. to the point answer- around 250 Cal.
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6km = one hour's average walking for me (I am tall so this wouldn't make me pant) ………….. so between 300 and 400 calories. As a rule of thumb we burn, on average, between 3 calories and 5 calories per hour, for every kilogram of weight.
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Answer: Calories burn are depend on two factors; 1. Weight of a person. A 60 kg person walks 1 km with speed of 6 kmph burns around 25-30 calories. This depends on how much you weigh and how fast you walk, but you will likely burn upwards of 30 calories per 1 km.
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5 minutes of walking – calories burned 130 pounds (59kg) – 3 mph burns 16 calories, 4 mph burns 25 calories in 5 minutes. (4.8/6.4 kph) 155 pounds (70kg) – 3 mph burns 19 calories, 4 mph burns 29 calories in 5 minutes.
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Walking burns anywhere from 90 to 200 calories in 30 minutes. You burn fewer calories if you walk at the strolling rate of a 30-minute mile. You burn more calories walking at the brisk rate of a 17-minute mile. The more you weigh and the less fit you are, the more calories are burned walking for 30 minutes.
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In This Article How much does your walking speed matter? Your weight and the distance you walk are the biggest factors in how many calories you burn while walking. A rule of thumb is that about 100 calories per mile are burned for a 180-pound person and 65 calories per mile are burned for a 120-pound person.
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5 km. For most people a 5 km walk will be 210 – 360 calories. Walking 5 km, 5 days of the week will burn 1,050 to 1,800 calories. With no change in diet you would lose ⅓ of a pound (0.15 kg) to ½ of a pound (0.22 kg) of fat per week.
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The number varies based on factors including your weight and the pace at which you walk. For example, a 140-pound person burns about four calories per minute walking at a speed of three miles per hour. So, in about 30 minutes she would burn roughly 112 calories.
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Generally, though, a 155-pound person walking at a pace of 15 minutes per mile will burn about 500 calories on a 6-mile walk, according to Harvard Health Publishing. A 185-pound person will burn about 600 calories walking at the same speed for 6 miles.
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Walking 8 Miles a Day Depending on your body weight, you can burn up to 85-135 calories per mile. Walking 8 miles a day would result in approximately 680-1,080 calories burned.
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For example, a 155-pound person burns approximately 232 calories walking at a moderate (3.5 mph) pace on a flat surface for one hour.
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Walking burns anywhere from 90 to 200 calories in 30 minutes. You burn fewer calories if you walk at the strolling rate of a 30-minute mile. You burn more calories walking at the brisk rate of a 17-minute mile.
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Apart from running those 2KM your daily routine works like walking or lifting something can burn some amount of calories. It will depend upon a few factors like at what speed you are running, your body weight etc. But typically an average person burns around 100 calories.
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So, if you walk 1.6km, you'll burn about 100 calories. If you have the time to walk 8-10km, you'll probably burn 500 to 800 calories (about the same as running or biking for an hour).
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10 km. Walking 10km will be 420 to 720 calories for most people. Walking 10km 5 days a week works out at 2,100 to 3,600 calories per week. So keeping your eating habits the same, you could expect to lose ⅔ of a pound (0.3 kg) to 1 pound (0.45 kg) of fat per week.