The short answer is, it depends. The key factor affecting calories burned running a kilometer is your weight, with a lesser impacting factor of the speed, the greater your weight the more energy required for you to run a particular distance. A 150 pound person running a 3 minute kilometer will burn between 70 - 90 calories, where as a 200 pound person running a mile will burn 100 - 135 calories. Running speed does have a slight impact on the calories burned while running, but it's pretty negligible. If you are running to lose weight concentrate on covering the distance rather than your speed. Covering a greater distance has much higher impact on the running calories you burn rather than the speed you do it in.
about 10 km with speed of 10 km p/h
Jogging at 10 km/h would burn around 400 calories. Therefore, to burn 8000 calories you would need to jog for about 20 hours. 8000 calories as you may know corresponds closely to 1 kg of body fat (7700 calories).
It depends on your speed & your weight. If you walk at a distance of 1.4 ft per second brisk pace or 4.2 km/hr, you would burn about 218 calories in 24 minutes or 354 calories by walking a total of 1 km. Good luck in your exercise.
i dont really km=now but i think not much because you are raking for 1 MINUTE
General running 8.6 cal/min. You can go up to 12 cal for 7 mph, 15 cal 8 mph etc.This depends on your weight, speed, and incline. Example: If you are 125 pounds and you run 6 mph at a low incline you will burn about 50 calories in 5 minutes.
It all depend on the speed you run, BMI, age and terrain. Assuming you run at a medium speed where you can also do a conversation on a mobile phone, then at such running rate you can burn around 300 calories in 30 minutes. By running at that speed, you can cover 5 km in 30 minutes. So, 300 calories for 5000 meters or (300*400)/5000 = 24 Therefore, you lose 24 calories in 400 meters. :)
for a person weight 220 pds walk 5 km in 1 hour burn about 520 calories in winter time outdoor
Maybe 200 calories or so. It depends on the size you are and speed you go
I work from a really simple formula that works for running or walking: one calorie per kilogram of bodyweight per km or "calories = kg per km" I know it is not exact but is close enough to work out dietary requirements MOST of the time. Example: 90kg person walks 10 km burns 900 Calories. One still needs to add in the basal metabolic rate of "calories = kg per hour". So that in the above example, in one day a 90kg person runs (or walks) 10km their total calorie for the day equals: 90 kg x 24hours = 2160 PLUS 90 kg x 10km = 900 =>3060 Calories.
This is based on someone weighing 150 Pounds. Riding and Elliptical Bike at 12-14 Km/H for 17Mins will burn roughly 168 calories.
I'm no expert but I am a runner and a nutrition savvy person. I know that every person burns calories different depending on weight, height, % muscle, BMR, hormones, etc. I found from an unreliable source this factor: 0.653 calories/mile/pound which is likely an average over a population. multiply your weight (in pounds) by the distance (in miles) and this factor and you should get an idea. e.g.: I am 122 pounds so if I run 10K (6.213 miles) i will have burned 495 calories. This sounds about right as I usually get a reading of 590 calories on a treadmill for a 10K (and treadmill calorie counters aren't reliable in my opinion.
Off course it depends on body weight, jogging pace and time. But for a person of approx. 80 kg, half hour jogging tantamounts to 300 calories loss.