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Calories Burned Stacking Firewood

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Calories Stacking(cord wood)=f(Wtand(LWH))
(L)Length
(W)Width
(H)Height
(Wt)Weight of Stacker
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The  Calories Burned Stacking Firewood calculator estimates the number of calories burned stacking firewood based on the size of the stack, an estimation of the time to stack at 1.5 hours per cord, and your weight..

INSTRUCTIONS: Choose units and enter the following:

  • (W) Width of stack of firewood
  • (L) Length of stack of firewood
  • (H) Height of stack of firewood.
  • (Wt) Your weight.  

Calories Burned Stacking Wood (C): The calculator will estimate the number of calories you've burned in stacking.

Calories Burned Stacking Firewood

/attachments/b78e3d06-64bc-11e6-9770-bc764e2038f2/firewood.png                                    Unstacked Firewood 

How Many Calories Did You Burn?

Face it.  Stacking firewood is a satisfying chore.  You turn the chaos of a pile loose wood into a nice orderly stack that you'll admire every time you pass it.  You prepare your home for the cold winter, and in the back of your mind, you're saying, I can eat that chocolate pie tonight, because I'm burning some serious calories.  Now that's a Grand Slam in my book.

Burning calories stacking is true enough, but this calculator will actually give you a good estimate.  Just enter the size of the stack and your weight, and the calculator will tell you approximately how many calories you burned.  Your weight matters, because bigger people burn more calories.  The estimate is based on 90 minutes to stack a cord and following calorie profile:

  • 300 calories per hour if weight under 130 lbs
  • 375 calories per hour if weight between 130 and 180 lbs
  • 445 calories per hour if weight over 180 lbs


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