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A calorie chart for YOUR various activities


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kallis kallis
Calories
by kallis kallis on Oct 09, 2012 02:59 PM  | Hide replies

Extremely wrong information. Basis this chart an average human being who consumes 1800 to 2000 calorie and need to burn 300 calories means a mix of above activities would lead atleast 6 hrs spent in gym a day. He may not lose weight but money by being admitted to hospital for dehydration and excessive workout!!!

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Mitesh Jain
Re: Calories
by Mitesh Jain on Oct 09, 2012 05:54 PM
so true completely wrong ..from where did rediff picked up this trash..the writer must be prosecuted.



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ASHISH MALHOTRA
Re: Re: Calories
by ASHISH MALHOTRA on Oct 10, 2012 11:24 AM
Absurd Data . I can assure you burn more calories by Playing Badminton.

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mang
Completely a WRONG information
by mang on Oct 09, 2012 09:43 AM

The chart might be correct, but the number mentioned there for calories burnt against various activities are NOT PER HOUR. It might be the calories burnt PER TEN MINUTES. But this again varies depending on factors like individuals age, weight, etc

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Tom Dick
Forget charts
by Tom Dick on Oct 09, 2012 09:43 AM

Reduce eating unnecessary meals. Don't even think of second helping at meal times. Do moderate exercise like brisk walking for half an hour daily and you will be fine. This is my personal experience and others may have different experiences.

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asif siddiqui
wrong chart
by asif siddiqui on Oct 09, 2012 01:50 AM

This chart is wrong.
its true that calorie burned is dependent on type and duration of activity as well as current weight of the person. but figures given in this chart is all wrong

for example

for low impact aerobics per hour calorie burned for 70 kg person is 352 and for high impact it is 493.




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Ironman
Stop Aping
by Ironman on Oct 09, 2012 12:09 AM  | Hide replies

Indians have followed a tradition of aping since time immemorial. CAlories..my bottom. Talk about building good roads, water supply, electricity. Now get that correct and then talk about civic senses, Keeping your country clean ,getting mature and getting less emotional about things. After that talk about whatever you want.

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Ironman
Re: Stop Aping
by Ironman on Oct 09, 2012 12:13 AM
oh not to mention corruption , each and every single indian is corrupted , not just the politicians.

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Deepak sharma
Re: Re: Stop Aping
by Deepak sharma on Oct 09, 2012 01:19 AM
Majority of Indians are corrupt.

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leonid  joseph
Re: Re: Re: Stop Aping
by leonid joseph on Oct 09, 2012 07:19 AM
I am a corrupt person, I just corrupted now hi hi hi hi hi.
On a serious note. If you want weight loss, reduce what you eat. There is no way you can reduce weight by exercising, it can be done but by the time you reach your target weight your joints will be finished. exercise to keep/build the muscle and for cardiovascular fitness. I am 78 from 105. So I know. with out any fancy equipment, gym or drugs.

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Krishna Rao
Re: Re: Re: Re: Stop Aping
by Krishna Rao on Oct 09, 2012 02:08 PM
Dear Leonid Joseph,

That is a tremendous achivement. You should start a counselling session and benefit others.

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vijay sharma
copy copy copy cut
by vijay sharma on Oct 08, 2012 10:35 PM

This is cut and paste chart. hardly any original work.






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Indian bhai
Rediff.. Wrong!!!!
by Indian bhai on Oct 08, 2012 07:56 PM

Rediff people does not have high caliber. It is not for 1 hr, may be for 10 minutes.

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alok praveen
contradictory
by alok praveen on Oct 08, 2012 06:31 PM

r you sure we burn only this much.. after an hour... other websites give atleast 3 times the values listed here

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