Calculation method
kcal ≈ MET × kg × hEnergy use is estimated from MET intensity, body weight and time. Vigorous minutes count as two moderate-equivalent minutes in the WHO comparison.
Multiple sports by weekday, calories and period totals
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Build a dated activity plan with several sports, different minutes and different weekdays, then estimate weekly and full-period totals.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Energy use is estimated from MET intensity, body weight and time. Vigorous minutes count as two moderate-equivalent minutes in the WHO comparison.
Calories and weight change vary widely. The comparison is descriptive, not a food or exercise prescription; health conditions require professional advice.
RESULT GUIDE
Build a dated activity plan with several sports, different minutes and different weekdays, then estimate weekly and full-period totals.
kcal ≈ MET × kg × hEnergy use is estimated from MET intensity, body weight and time. Vigorous minutes count as two moderate-equivalent minutes in the WHO comparison.
Calories and weight change vary widely. The comparison is descriptive, not a food or exercise prescription; health conditions require professional advice.
Practical plan for adults
Maintenance includes everyday activity plus the daily average of planned workouts. Only exercise energy above rest (MET − 1) is added. Exclude the listed workouts from this activity level.
Add different activities and choose their days. The weekly schedule repeats for the selected period.
1459 kcal at rest · 200 min and about 1248 exercise kcal per week · Everyday activity 1751 kcal/day + average net exercise 141 kcal/day
Each vigorous minute counts as two moderate-equivalent minutes. The range covers aerobic activity; strength and balance are assessed separately. More than 300 minutes may provide additional benefits and does not automatically mean overtraining: intensity, recovery, sleep, symptoms and personal health matter.
Use these figures to compare scenarios, not as a medical prescription. Increase activity gradually and seek professional advice when needed.
Print it blank and write by hand, or fill it in on the site first. Replace it whenever the week changes.
Estimates do not replace official quotes or professional advice.