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How much carbs does a workout burn

Hard to tell it's gonna depends of your heart rate during the workout time. From what i remember a normal bro split is gonna burn 200-300 calories, while a full body can burn twice that amount because you're adding legs.

You have also post workout calories burnt but idk about that. The calories calculation is still rough and hazardous
 
Depends in your weight, height, gender, age, what kind of workout, and for how long. Theres calculators to get an approximation online, heart rate monitores are more accurate though
 
Hard to tell it's gonna depends of your heart rate during the workout time. From what i remember a normal bro split is gonna burn 200-300 calories, while a full body can burn twice that amount because you're adding legs.

You have also post workout calories burnt but idk about that. The calories calculation is still rough and hazardous
nono not calories, carbohydrates. Like glycogen in the muscle
 
nono not calories, carbohydrates. Like glycogen in the muscle
Depends on intensity, can’t put a number on it

Also your pre workout carb intake will affect it due to the fact that if your glycogen levels are high pre workout your body will have more access to the carbs, which can in turn burn more. And the opposite affect with a low glycogen level. But resistance training will burn less carbs bc of the rest periods and it is not as draining as most forms of cardio. Hence why long distance runners consume more carbs
 

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