Hmmm...that just doesn't sound right. Usually when you do cardio workouts you are in the high hundereds depending on you individually. It's based on your current weight, age, height, and heartrate for the duration that you are working. I know that you do burn less calories while lifting than you do during cardio because your heartrate fluctuates during your weight training...but the calorie burn comes later throughout the day after weights. Cardio, your calories are all burned during your workout so they should be much higher.
For those of you that use a HRM, do you find that you burn more calories when weight lifting as apposed to cardio work outs? And if so, can anyone tell me why this is?
I burned 98 calories during LM, and 153 during ME. I'm not sure how this can be.![]()