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CALORIES BURNED DOING SOMETHING FUN FOR 30 MINUTES. THIS SEEMS TO BE HARVARD HEALTH PUBLISHING WEEK. THREE of the posts you will see come from this source. I started getting the newsletter last year, but only recently have the topics related to exercise. Previous posts have covered prostate health, skin wrinkle and cancer prevention, fear of falling in seniors, etc. This particular post about the number of calories burned in different exercises AT THREE DIFFERENT BODYWEIGHTS was released in 2004 and updated in mid-March 2017.
As thoughts turn to summer vacation, the calorie-burn from performing vacation-style activities seemed a good topic. If doubtful about taking on a thrilling new-for-you sport activity, maybe the tally for 30 minutes will inspire joining in the fun with family and friends. The previous post informed us that trying new physical challenges could be good for improving cognition. So, here’s a list of challenges that might appeal to your sense of summer vacation fun and lead to brain training. Calories Burned in 30-minutes by: 125 lb. person 155 lb. person 185 lb. person Billiards 75 95 111 Bowling 90 112 133 Frisbee 90 112 133 Water volleyball 90 112 133 Hang gliding 105 130 155 Archery, no –hunting 105 130 155 Horseback riding 120 148 178 Kayaking 150 186 222 Snorkeling 150 186 222 White-water rafting 150 186 222 Disco-dancing 165 205 244 Golf, carrying clubs 165 205 244 Water skiing 180 223 266 Cross country hiking 180 223 266 Scuba or skin diving 210 260 311 Beach volleyball 240 298 355 Rock climbing: ascending 330 409 488 Check out the full article for the entire list, that includes household and outdoor chores and other more routine aerobic exercises. RUN & MOVE HAPPY! https://www.health.harvard.edu/diet-and-weight-loss/calories-burned-in-30-minutes-of-leisure-and-routine-activities
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Running, walking, and fitness activities enable us to experience our physical selves in a world mostly accessed through use of fingers on a mobile device. AuthorEARNED RUNS is edited and authored by me, runner and founder. In 1978 I began participating in 10K road races before 5Ks were common. I've been a dietitian, practiced and taught clinical pathology, and been involved with research that utilized pathology. I am fascinated with understanding the origins of disease as well as health and longevity. Archives
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