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10 minute solutions - kettlebell ultimate fat burner. How ma

Hopefulsarah
Hopefulsarah Posts: 3
edited September 2024 in Introduce Yourself
Hi Everyone ;) I'm new on here and have over 100 pounds to lose (actually it's more like 150lbs) Anyway, I've purchased some exercise DVDS to help me get started. The thing I want to know is my sister has lost 100 pounds in the last 7 months and she's done this with a combination of healthy eating and working out. She does the 10 minute solutions kettlebell ultimate fat burner a few times a week which is basically made up of 10 minute workouts with kettlebells.....you choose how many 10 minute workouts you want to do each time, you can 1 - 5 each time. I was wondering if anyone knows how many calories each 10 minute segments burn.....its clearly working for my sister as she's covered in sweat and totally knackered after doing 3 or 4. Would really appreciate some advice here as it doesn't state in MFP exercise database this workout.

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  • KatyE213
    KatyE213 Posts: 447 Member
    It depends on loads of stuff like your age, weight, intensity of workout etc and the only way to tell for sure is to buy a HRM. But you could just try logging it as some sort of aerobic exercise. I always underestime exercise calories where I can and over estimate food calories, just to be on the safe side. Good luck :smile:
  • RoseVernon
    RoseVernon Posts: 88 Member
    I'm so irritated that KettleWorx hasn't been added to the exercise options yet. I just started the 6 week program yesterday. I've been wondering how many calories it burns too. Good luck with it!
  • emmaddy
    emmaddy Posts: 7
    Medicine net.com quotes that Kettlebells burns a massive 20 cals per minute. Thats 1200 per hour. I would suggest halving this (its very easy to over estimate) and using that to work out your calories, so 10 calories per min = 100 per ten min workout. This is the rate I use, As Katy says, only way to know for sure is to get a HRM. Good Luck ;)
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