That sounds a bit too high. Jogging is usually held to use up around 400 cals/hour, and jogging one mile should take about 10-15 minutes.
Calorie loss really doesn't care about what distance you've covered, it is almost completely about the time you've spent, and what heart rate you've maintained.
Depending on body weight, height, etc you burn 100-150 calories per mile.
You burn 900 calories an hour jogging, but by jogging at all you are raising your metabolism which will help you burn calories more rapidly while doing anything else (i.e. sitting)
It varies from person to person. It depends on variables such as weight, degree of fitness, jogging pace, and whether jogging on flat ground or incline, rough ground or smooth ground.
jogging for like 10 minutes will burn as much as 100 calories, so if you will try to jo for 30 minutes that will be more or less 300 calories all in all, and it depends on the intensity of your jogging, but you must have a good condition of LUNGS in order to jog for 30 minutes because a lot of oxygen will be needed by the body when we talk about cardiovascular exercises.
This depends on how fast you walk, for a 200 pound person see below: 30 min mile: 120 calories 24 min mile: 115 calories 20 min mile: 105 calories 17 min mile: 100 calories
really really far. one pound of body mass is usually equated to 3500 calories burned. depending on how fast you are jogging you usually only burn about 5 calories a minute. if you are running a 10 minute mile 3500 calories/5 calories per minute = 700minutes/10 minutes per mile = 70 miles good luck.
Burning off three tablespoons of sugar, which is about 36 grams or roughly 144 calories, depends on various factors like your weight and jogging intensity. On average, a person burns about 100 calories per mile while jogging. Therefore, it would take approximately 1.5 to 2 miles of jogging, or around 15 to 30 minutes at a moderate pace, to burn off that amount of sugar.
No. I'm sorry to inform you that thinking does not burn anywhere near as many calories as walking a mile does.
You can burn up to 500 calories by swimming a mile using front crawl. This is at a high intensity.
Both running and walking burn about 100 calories per mile
A simple rule of thumb is 100 calories per mile for a 180 pound person. So if you are walking 5 miles you would be burning around 500 calories.
If you're on a treadmill, walking/jogging at about 3 mph, it will take 40-60 minutes. The less body fat you have, the harder it is to lose it. I'm 140 lbs, and it takes me roughly twenty minutes to walk a mile on a treadmill (with high incline) at 3.2 mph, and for every mile I walk, I burn 100 calories. So it takes me twice as long to burn 200. Taking into account your smaller weight and therefore (probably) smaller fat percentage, it'll take you anywhere up to half a mile more to burn as many calories.