Calories Burned Estimator

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Sports Calorie Burn Calculator

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How Many Calories Did That Workout Really Burn?

These two quick-fire workout calorie burn calculators will help you find out.A two-panel meme featuring comedian Eric Andre in a well-known scene from The Eric Andre Show. Top panel: Eric Andre has just shot a seated man (Hannibal Buress) and looks toward the camera. Labels: Eric Andre is labeled

Ever leave the gym guessing how many calories you just torched?

Wonder if that hour of pickleball even put a dent in yesterday’s nachos?

Stop guessing. Start knowing.

Above you’ll find two fast, free calculators—one for classic workouts, one for sports—built to give you a solid calorie-burn estimate in seconds.

Why bother?

  • Clarity → Consistency. If you track what goes in (food), it helps to know what’s going out (activity).
  • No more wishful thinking. Sorry, that “felt like” 1,000 calories probably wasn’t.
  • Better planning. Hit your deficit, keep your progress steady, adjust as needed.

The secret sauce: MET values (don’t worry, this is quick)

Every activity has a MET—Metabolic Equivalent of Task—that tells you how hard your body’s working compared with just sitting around.

At rest Walking the dog Full-court hoops
1 MET 3 – 4 METs ~8 METs

Our calculators use this simple, evidence-based formula:

Calories burned = MET Ă— your weight (kg) Ă— time (hours)

You supply weight + time + activity; we crunch the math.

Calculator #1 — Workouts

Pick your poison:

  • Running, walking, or cycling
  • Strength training or HIIT
  • Swimming, rowing, yoga, etc.

Calculator #2 — Sports

Choose from:

  • Basketball (shooting or full court)
  • Soccer, football, tennis, pickleball
  • Golf (walking), softball, volleyball, and more

A quick reality check

These are estimates, not lab-grade read-outs. Hydration, genetics, and hustle all nudge the numbers. Use them as a ballpark, not gospel—and track trends over time.

Make every rep count

  1. Run the numbers. Plug in your workout or game.
  2. Log it. Pair the burn with your food tracker.
  3. Adjust, repeat, succeed.

Move with purpose, eat with awareness, watch the scale (and your energy) move the right way.

You’ve got the tools—now go burn it up. 💪