The TDEE Blog
Most people know their calories. Few understand why they're not moving. These articles close that gap by covering metabolism, nutrition, and training without the noise.

Thirty minutes of yoga burns 70 to 250 calories for most adults. Hatha burns approximately 88 calories in 30 minutes for a 154 lb person. Vinyasa burns approximately 140 calories. This guide covers MET-based 30-minute tables for all major yoga styles, female estimates, and weekly output planning.

Yoga burns 120 to 600 calories per hour depending on style, body weight, and effort level. This hub covers MET values by yoga style, calorie tables by weight, yoga vs walking comparisons, weight loss planning, and links to every style- and duration-specific child guide.

The rowing machine burns 4 to 20 calories per minute depending on body weight and effort level. This guide covers MET-based per-minute tables, 500m and 2,000m calorie estimates, interval planning, and how rowing per-minute compares to running.

One hour on the rowing machine burns 245 to 1,200 calories depending on body weight and effort level. This guide covers MET-based tables at all effort levels, daily deficit projections from one-hour sessions, and weight loss planning for consistent rowing use.

Thirty minutes on the rowing machine burns 206 to 600 calories for most adults. Body weight and effort level drive the full range. This guide covers MET-based tables by weight, stroke rate impact, female estimates, a running comparison, and weekly weight loss projections.

Twenty minutes on the rowing machine burns 70 to 400 calories for most adults. Body weight and effort level drive the full range. This guide covers MET-based calorie tables, stroke intensity effects, a comparison to 20 minutes of running, and what 20-minute daily rowing produces weekly.

Rowing burns 200 to 840 calories per hour depending on body weight and effort level. This hub covers MET-based calorie tables, rowing vs running, 500m and 2000m estimates, weight loss planning, and links to every duration-based child guide in this cluster.

The treadmill burns more calories than the elliptical at equivalent effort for most adults. The gap narrows on incline treadmill and widens on flat running. This guide compares MET values, per-session outputs by body weight, and which machine is better for weight loss by training goal.

The elliptical burns 50 to 130 calories per machine-displayed mile for most adults. Body weight and effort level drive the full range. This guide covers MET-based per-mile calorie tables, why elliptical miles differ from running miles, strides per mile, and a running comparison.

One hour on the elliptical burns 294 to 900 calories depending on body weight and effort level. This guide covers MET-based calorie tables at all effort levels, the daily deficit from one-hour sessions, and weight loss projections for consistent use.

Forty-five minutes on the elliptical burns 209 to 675 calories for most adults. Body weight and effort level drive the full range. This guide covers MET-based calorie tables, resistance effects, a comparison to 45 minutes of running, and weekly fat loss projections.

Thirty minutes on the elliptical burns 136 to 400 calories for most adults. Body weight and effort level drive the full range. This guide covers MET-based tables by weight, resistance impact, net vs gross calories, a running comparison, and weekly weight loss projections.