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Frequently Asked Questions
Our calculator uses well-established formulas for distance and calorie calculations. Accuracy depends on providing correct stride length and weight information. For most people, it provides a good estimate within 5-10% of actual values.
Measure a distance of 10-20 feet. Walk normally and count your steps. Divide the distance by the number of steps to get your stride length. Alternatively, your height multiplied by 0.413 gives an approximate stride length in inches.
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Walking is a low-impact exercise that nearly everyone can do. While it burns fewer calories per minute than running, it's easier to sustain for longer periods and better for joint health. 10,000 steps is roughly equivalent to 30 minutes of vigorous exercise.
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