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Traveler Old hand here on IOL Posts 928	05-23-20 11:55 AM - Post#898378 To the best of my knowledge, most Schwinn Airdynes that came out after Y2k have a measuring device that displays a number of workout related metrics. One of the metrics is calories burned. Does anyone know what bodyweight the calculation is based upon? If, for example, the bodyweight utilized to generate calories is 160 lbs., and you weighed 192 lbs, would it be correct to gross up calories burned by 20 percent? Thanks in advance for replying. Stay Healthy, Stay Strong

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Old hand here on IOL
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05-23-20 11:55 AM - Post#898378

To the best of my knowledge, most Schwinn Airdynes that came out after Y2k have a measuring device that displays a number of workout related metrics.

One of the metrics is calories burned.

Does anyone know what bodyweight the calculation is based upon?

If, for example, the bodyweight utilized to generate calories is 160 lbs., and you weighed 192 lbs, would it be correct to gross up calories burned by 20 percent?

Thanks in advance for replying.

Stay Healthy, Stay Strong

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