Calorie/Exercise
Guide
Every
extra pound
=3500
calories
=
3
hours
of
running
The only reliable basis
for weight loss is reduction in intake of calories.
Exercise alone rarely
produces the amount of weight loss people think it does. For example,
it would take 26 minutes of running -or 1Y2 hours
of walking
to burn up 500 calories!
Most beneficial is a
combination of decreased caloric intake and exercise,
to keep the muscles firm and the -heart and blood vessels healthy.
Safe, steady weight loss of between 1 and 2 pounds a week is a
realistic goal for most people. Based on your height, body frame, and
the type of exercise you normally get, your doctor can estimate the
number of calories you require in a day.
Estimated calories per
hour used during certain activities.
|  | 
Calories
				Used |  | 
| 
 Type
				of Activity | 
Per
				Hour | 
				Examples | 
| 
 Sedentary | 
10-40 | 
Reading,
				watching TV, writing, eating, sewing, playing cards, | 
|  |  | 
miscellaneous
				office work. | 
| 
 Light | 
				50-100 | 
Office
				and other activities requiring some standing and | 
|  |  | 
arm
				movement, preparing and cooking food, dusting, | 
|  |  | 
handwashing
				clothes, ironing. | 
| 
 Moderate | 
				110-180 | 
Light
				housework (making beds, mopping, scrubbing, sweeping, | 
|  |  | 
light
				polishing and waxing), light gardening and carpentry work, | 
|  |  | 
walking
				moderately fast. | 
| 
 Vigorous | 
				190-270 | 
Heavy
				housework (heavy scrubbing and waxing, hanging | 
|  |  | 
laundry,
				stripping beds), walking fast, bowling, golfing, dancing, | 
|  |  | 
riding,
				skating, doing calisthenics. | 
| 
 Strenuous | 
				300-700 | 
Heavy
				manual labor, cycling fast, swimming, climbing, | 
|  |  | 
playing
				tennis, running, skiing. | 
| 
 Desirable
				weights for MEN of ages 25 and over | |||
| 
 Weight
				in pounds according to frame (in indoor clothing) | |||
| 
 Height | 
Small | 
Medium | 
Large | 
| 
 (Shoes
				on 1" heels) | 
Frame | 
Frame | 
Frame | 
| 
 5'2" | 
112-120 | 
118-129 | 
126-141 | 
| 
 5'3" | 
115-123 | 
121-133 | 
129-144 | 
| 
 5'4" | 
118-1
				26 | 
124-136 | 
132-148 | 
| 
 5'5" | 
121-129 | 
127-139 | 
135-152 | 
| 
 5'6" | 
124-133 | 
130-143 | 
138-156 | 
| 
 5'7" | 
128-137 | 
134-147 | 
142-161 | 
| 
 5'8" | 
132-141 | 
138-152 | 
147-166 | 
| 
 5'9" | 
136-145 | 
142-156 | 
151-170 | 
| 
 5'10" | 
140-150 | 
146-160 | 
155-174 | 
| 
 5'
				11" | 
144-154 | 
150-165 | 
159-179 | 
| 
 6'0" | 
148-158 | 
154-170 | 
164-184 | 
| 
 6'1" | 
152-162 | 
158-175 | 
168-189 | 
| 
 6'2" | 
156-167 | 
162-180 | 
173-194 | 
| 
 6'3" | 
160-171 | 
167-185 | 
178-199 | 
| 
 6'4" | 
164-175 | 
172-190 | 
182-204 | 
| 
 Desirable
				weights
				for WOMEN of ages 25 and over | ||||
| 
 For
				girls between
				18 and'25,
				subtract 1 pound for each year under 25 | ||||
| 
 Height | 
				Small | Medium | Large | |
| Frame | Frame | Frame | ||
| 4'10" | 92-98 |  | 
				96-107 | 
104-119 | 
| 
 4'11" | 
94-1 |  | 
				98-110 | 
106-122 | 
| 
 5'0" | 
96-104 |  | 
101-113 | 
109-125 | 
| 
 5'1" | 
99-107 |  | 
104-116 | 
112-128 | 
| 
 5'2" | 
102-110 |  | 
107-119 | 
115-131 | 
| 
 5'3" | 
105-113 |  | 
110-122 | 
118-134 | 
| 
 5'4" | 
108-116 |  | 
113-126 | 
1
				21-1 38 | 
| 
 5'5" | 
111-119 |  | 
116-130 | 
125-142 | 
| 
 5'6" | 
114-123 |  | 
120-135 | 
129-146 | 
| 
 5'7" | 
118-127 |  | 
124-139 | 
133-150 | 
| 
 5'8" | 
122-131 |  | 
128-143 | 
137-154 | 
| 
 5'9" | 
126-135 | 132-147 | 141-158 | |
| 5-10' | 
130-140 |  | 
136-151 | 
145-163 | 
| 
 5'11" | 
134-144 |  | 
140-155 | 
149-168 | 
| 
 6'0" | 
138-148 |  | 
144-159 | 
153-173  | 
 
 
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