StepsWeightHeightWalkingJoggingRunning
5000 steps70 kg170 cm186 kcal324 kcal519 kcal
10000 steps70 kg170 cm372 kcal648 kcal1039 kcal
15000 steps70 kg170 cm559 kcal972 kcal1558 kcal
20000 steps70 kg170 cm745 kcal1296 kcal2078 kcal
25000 steps70 kg170 cm931 kcal1620 kcal2597 kcal
30000 steps70 kg170 cm1117 kcal1944 kcal3117 kcal
35000 steps70 kg170 cm1303 kcal2268 kcal3636 kcal
40000 steps70 kg170 cm1489 kcal2592 kcal4156 kcal
45000 steps70 kg170 cm1676 kcal2916 kcal4675 kcal
50000 steps70 kg170 cm1862 kcal3239 kcal5194 kcal

Formula: Calories = Steps × 0.04

Tracking steps to calories is crucial to achieving the goal. Cardio is typically used as the primary method to lose weight or increase caloric expenditure. This has two possible outcomes. 1. Deficit of calories 2. Exercise (training for strength).

What is a Calorie Deficit?

Consuming 2000 calories a day is entirely beneficial to a person, but only if they have to work to burn off the meal. Otherwise, the balance of calories will be added as a fat. Visceral fat, or abdominal fat, is primarily found in men. Subcutaneous fat, which is stored beneath the skin, can cause heart problems and is seen in women's lower belly, thighs, hips, and buttocks. You must begin tracking your daily caloric intake and practicing calorie deficit in order to achieve the desired outcome.

How Cardio Helps with Weight Loss

For a variety of reasons, exercising cardio daily will help you appear younger. It strengthens your bones and keeps your heart stronger. WBC and antibodies will rise as a result, which is crucial for human health. You'll sleep better once you're doing well cardio, and better sleep is a sign of a healthy life. Your mitochondria will only benefit from a good night's sleep. Try eating some protein after you start cardio to keep your muscle mass. Unless you begin to lose muscle as well.