Calories Burned With a Pedal Exerciser

Calories Burned With a Pedal Exerciser
Written By
Daniel Barrows
Daniel Barrows
Published: Dec 1, 2010
Updated: Oct 15, 2019
1 minute read

The Pedal Exerciser is a fitness device produced by Isokinetics, Inc. that functions in a manner similar to an exercise bicycle, but does not come equipped with a seat or handlebars. This allows the user to store the product more easily when not in use.

Features

The Pedal Exerciser comes equipped with a tension knob, which adjusts the amount of resistance the user will encounter when attempting to push the pedals. The more effort required to use the machine, the more calories the user will burn.

Considerations

The duration of the exercise and the specific characteristics of the user help to determine how many calories a workout on the Pedal Exerciser will expend. A 135-pound person performing a 20-minute workout on the Pedal Exerciser will burn approximately 123 calories.

Warning

The makers of the Pedal Exerciser recommend that a new user operates the device at a low pace when first starting out. Ideally, a fit user will perform a 20-minute workout three times per week.

Daniel Barrows

Daniel Barrows has been working as a freelance writer for businesses in the Southern California area for over two years. He has also published articles online for websites like eHow.com and Answerbag.com. He has received a Bachelors of…

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