Slim in 6 and Calories burned

Skinnytime
Skinnytime Posts: 279
edited September 19 in Fitness and Exercise
Hi Guys, I searched first, but did not come up with an answer, so if it's a repeat, I apologize.
I thought on my non weight training days I would do either Ramp it Up or Burn it Up. Anyone have any idea what the calorie burn is on these, or how I figure it out? Is it high impact aerobics? Is it calisthenics? Is it resistance training? There seems to be a bunch of stuff going on in these videos. Don't have a HRM yet.
How have you counted it, if you use it.
Ideas?

Also -- Any fitness gurus know if this is an ok activity for my "off" days from weights or will it interfere with muscle repair?

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  • Skinnytime
    Skinnytime Posts: 279
    Hi Guys, I searched first, but did not come up with an answer, so if it's a repeat, I apologize.
    I thought on my non weight training days I would do either Ramp it Up or Burn it Up. Anyone have any idea what the calorie burn is on these, or how I figure it out? Is it high impact aerobics? Is it calisthenics? Is it resistance training? There seems to be a bunch of stuff going on in these videos. Don't have a HRM yet.
    How have you counted it, if you use it.
    Ideas?

    Also -- Any fitness gurus know if this is an ok activity for my "off" days from weights or will it interfere with muscle repair?
  • wooch44085
    wooch44085 Posts: 115 Member
    If I remember right, when I went to their website, it said that for one hour - you would burn approx 500 calories.

    They did not say how much you would burn for each body type - so I don't know that it was truly accurate - but at least it gives you a ballpark figure...

    I don't have a HRM so I have never been able to get a good number. I usually put it in as 400 for an hour (better to be under than over) and went off of that for each level.

    Hope this helps.:flowerforyou:
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