Calories burned walking uphill at 5 mph (3% grade) for 1 minutes minute 154.3 pounds or 70 kilograms

How to calculate calories (burned)

The number of calories you burn while exercising is dependent on:

• the exercise you do
• your weight
• the time spent doing the activity

By multiplying the MET ^(*) value by the body weight in kg and the duration of the activity, you can estimate the energy expenditure in Kcal specific to a person's body weight. This statement can be expressed as the following formula:

In this example, walking uphill at 5 mph (3% grade) at a 9.8 MET value, burns Kcal/kg x body weight/h.

So, a 70 kg individual walking uphill at 5 mph (3% grade) for 1 minutes expends the following:

(9.8 METs x 70 kg) x (1 min/60 min) = 11.4 Kcal.

Notes:

• 9.8 is the value in METs for walking uphill at 5 mph (3% grade)
• The time unit is expressed in minutes
• The mass (weight) unit is expressed in kilograms
• We divide the time by 60 (min) because the MET unit uses hour.

(*) MET means 'metabolic equivalent'

References:

• Compendium of Physical Activities: an update of activity codes and MET intensities
  AINSWORTH, BARBARA E.; HASKELL, WILLIAM L.; WHITT, MELICIA C.; IRWIN, MELINDA L.; SWARTZ, ANN M.; STRATH, SCOTT J.; O’BRIEN, WILLIAM L.; BASSETT, DAVID R. JR.; SCHMITZ, KATHRYN H.; EMPLAINCOURT, PATRICIA O.; JACOBS, DAVID R. JR.; LEON, ARTHUR S.
• MET Values for 800+ Activities

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