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Does this sound right?

Unheard

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"During a typical practice or game, you will likely burn between 3,000 and 6,000 calories."

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Sounds a bit high to me. Looking @ other calorie calculators online, it shows it as only being around 1500. Any opinions?
 
I guess *maybe* if you spent the entire 2 hours going full bore on the ice. (IE: No multiple lines)

But really...that's not how hockey is played.
 
Tough to say exactly. If you are doing *very* strenuous exercise you are burning in excess of 1000 calories per hour. But that's just for something like running/biking where you aren't carrying around another 20-40 pounds worth of equipment on you.

With all of the pregame warmups and exercises and then a typical two hour game I could see burning off a couple thousand calories, but six thousand seems a bit of a stretch.
 
Maybe if there were no line changes


Originally posted by: maximus maximus
sounds right... you should see how many calories a F1 driver burns, you will be amazed. :Q

what.. you mean they dont sit there eating potato chips from their lap the whole race?
 
It seems very high a figure. I think it would be quite a lot less for the actual hockey game.

Koing
 
Originally posted by: bignateyk
Maybe if there were no line changes


Originally posted by: maximus maximus
sounds right... you should see how many calories a F1 driver burns, you will be amazed. :Q

what.. you mean they dont sit there eating potato chips from their lap the whole race?

No, you're thinking of nascar. 😉
 
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