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How do i know how many calories i am burning when i walk? is there a good monitor or app?
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Depends: A general rule of thumb is that you burn roughly 100 calories for each mile you walk. Hills, your age, and your weight are also factors. If you power walk 4 mph, you'll burn roughly 400 calories in an hour. If you walk gently at 2 mph, you'll burn roughly 200 calories in an hour.
Answered 6/17/2012
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