Abdonimal Cruncher/Roller - anyone know how many calories it burns??
Deeangelique
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Hi all,
I've just dusted off my old abdominal cruncher (think it's also called an ab roller or ab trimmer) and done 2 sets of 18 reps. Not much i know, but im 254lbs and have only recently started doing a little exercise.
Does anyone know how many calories i would have burned doing this? i know it wont be much, but Id still like to know and I'll be building it up over time so will hopefully account for a fair amount one day.
MFP lists vigorous sit ups in the database, but I don't think it counts as that as the frame assists you and i wasnt doing them really fast and almost touching my knees like fit people in gyms do.
So any ideas? I'm guessing it's anywhere between 10 and 50 calories
Thanks in advance x
I've just dusted off my old abdominal cruncher (think it's also called an ab roller or ab trimmer) and done 2 sets of 18 reps. Not much i know, but im 254lbs and have only recently started doing a little exercise.
Does anyone know how many calories i would have burned doing this? i know it wont be much, but Id still like to know and I'll be building it up over time so will hopefully account for a fair amount one day.
MFP lists vigorous sit ups in the database, but I don't think it counts as that as the frame assists you and i wasnt doing them really fast and almost touching my knees like fit people in gyms do.
So any ideas? I'm guessing it's anywhere between 10 and 50 calories
Thanks in advance x
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I wouldn't worry about calories burned doing a couple of sets of crunches (probably 10 extra calories). If you did something like 30 minutes to an hour of full body resistance training it would be a good workout and worth logging. A full body workout is going to accomplish more for trimming your tummy than crunches. You could look into You Are Your Own Gym.0
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I use this calculator if I really need to estimate an exercise or activity. The ab cruncher might not be on there, but you can probably find something that's close enough.
http://www.healthstatus.com/calculate/cbc0 -
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I wouldn't count calories from this but would make sure I had a waist measurement to track. And keep track of how many you do as it will increase over time!0
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About one almond.
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Four. Give or take two.0
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I wouldonly say 5-10 calories...0
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