How much calories do you burn when you are patrolling?

PatriciaGentileschi
PatriciaGentileschi Posts: 27 Member
edited November 20 in Fitness and Exercise
Hi Everyone!! I working as a Gallery Assistant/Events and normally my job is stading for long long hours and patrol...do you happen to know how many calories can you burn doing that?

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  • Sued0nim
    Sued0nim Posts: 17,456 Member
    get a pedometer like a fitbit zip or one
  • kindrabbit
    kindrabbit Posts: 837 Member
    Not many I wouldn't think. I wouldn't add any calories to my average daily calorie burn for that. Personally the only exercise I add to my activity level of 'lightly active' is the calories I burn at the gym. I don't add any of my steps from daily activity or dog walking or housework - I think they are accounted for in the 'lightly active' category.

    If you really feel that you do a lot of walking (like a waitress or mailman) you can put your activity level to active.
  • Lifeonmars2015
    Lifeonmars2015 Posts: 667 Member
    As a police officer, l can patrol, both on foot or on a bicycle. I only record the miles done on the bike though
  • editorgrrl
    editorgrrl Posts: 7,060 Member
    Hi Everyone!! I working as a Gallery Assistant/Events and normally my job is stading for long long hours and patrol...do you happen to know how many calories can you burn doing that?

    Work (including housework, yard work & childcare) is part of your activity level, and should never be logged as exercise.

    If it's mostly standing, choose lightly active for a few weeks, then reevaluate your progress.

    Work = activity level. Workouts = exercise.
  • PatriciaGentileschi
    PatriciaGentileschi Posts: 27 Member
    Ok thanks for that Folks!
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