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Calories Burned at Different Treadmill Speeds (Complete Chart)

Comprehensive treadmill calorie chart showing calories burned from 2-10 mph at different body weights and durations. Find your exact calorie burn.

Looking for a comprehensive treadmill calorie chart? You've found it. Below you'll find detailed tables showing calories burned per treadmill speed from slow walking (2 mph) to fast running (10 mph), across multiple body weights and workout durations.

All calculations use the ACSM treadmill equations at 0% incline, walking up to 4 mph and running from 4.5 mph. For personalized results with your exact weight, speed, and incline, use our Treadmill Calorie Calculator.

Quick Reference: 30-Minute Calorie Burn

Here's the most commonly requested chart—calories burned in 30 minutes at 0% incline:

Speed (mph)Speed (km/h)120 lb (55 kg)150 lb (68 kg)180 lb (82 kg)220 lb (100 kg)
2.03.27290109133
2.54.083104125153
3.04.894118141173
3.55.6105132158193
4.06.4116145174213
4.57.2226282339414
5.08.0248309371454
5.58.9269337404494
6.09.7291364437534
6.510.5313392470574
7.011.3335419503614
7.512.1357446536655
8.012.9379474568695
8.513.7401501601735
9.014.5423528634775
9.515.3445556667815
10.016.1467583700855

All values in kilocalories (kcal) at 0% incline


Detailed Charts by Duration

15-Minute Treadmill Workout

Speed (mph)120 lb150 lb180 lb220 lb
2.036455466
3.047597186
4.0587387106
5.0124155186227
6.0146182219267
7.0168209251307
8.0189237284347
9.0211264317388
10.0233292350428

45-Minute Treadmill Workout

Speed (mph)120 lb150 lb180 lb220 lb
2.0109136163199
3.0141177212259
4.0174218261319
5.0371464557681
6.0437546656801
7.0503628754922
8.05687118531042
9.06347939511163
10.070087510501283

60-Minute Treadmill Workout

Speed (mph)120 lb150 lb180 lb220 lb
2.0145181217265
3.0189236283346
4.0232290349426
5.0495619743908
6.05837288741068
7.067083810061229
8.075894711371390
9.0846105712681550
10.0933116614001711

Walking Speeds: Detailed Breakdown

For those focused on walking workouts, here's a more detailed look at speeds from 2-4 mph:

Calories Burned Walking (30 minutes)

SpeedDescription130 lb155 lb180 lb205 lb
2.0 mphSlow stroll7893109124
2.3 mphCasual86102118135
2.5 mphLeisurely90108125142
2.8 mphModerate97116135154
3.0 mphPurposeful102122141161
3.3 mphBrisk109130151172
3.5 mphFast walk114136158180
3.8 mphPower walk121144168191
4.0 mphVery fast126150174198

For incline walking calories, see our dedicated post on treadmill incline calories.


Running Speeds: Detailed Breakdown

Here's the running range with more speed increments:

Calories Burned Running (30 minutes)

SpeedPace (min/mile)130 lb155 lb180 lb205 lb
5.0 mph12:00268320371423
5.5 mph10:55292348404460
6.0 mph10:00316376437498
6.5 mph9:14339405470535
7.0 mph8:34363433503573
7.5 mph8:00387461536610
8.0 mph7:30411490568647
8.5 mph7:04434518601685
9.0 mph6:40458546634722
9.5 mph6:19482574667760
10.0 mph6:00505603700797

The Walking-to-Running Transition

An important note about calorie calculations: there's a transition point around 4.5-5 mph (7-8 km/h) where most people switch from walking to running. This transition affects calorie burn.

Why It Matters

  • At 4.0 mph, most people walk (MET ~4.1)
  • At 4.5 mph, it becomes an awkward fast walk or slow jog (MET ~4.5 walking, ~7.9 jogging)
  • At 5.0 mph, most people naturally begin running (MET ~8.7)

Our calculator uses separate ACSM equations for walking and running and defaults to walking up to 4 mph (6.4 km/h). That is why the charts jump between 4.0 and 4.5 mph: jogging costs about twice as much energy per unit of speed as walking.


Metric System Charts

For those using kilometers per hour:

Calories Burned (30 minutes, 0% incline)

Speed (km/h)50 kg60 kg70 kg80 kg90 kg100 kg
47692107122137153
589107124142160178
6101122142162182203
7201242282322362403
8226272317362407453
9251302352402452503
10276332387442497553
11301362422482542603
12326392457522587653
14376452527602677753
16426512597682767853

How These Numbers Are Calculated

All calorie values in this treadmill calorie chart use the ACSM metabolic equations:

Calories per minute = VO2 × Weight (kg) ÷ 1000 × 5

VO2 (ml/kg/min) is calculated from speed S in metres per minute:

  • Walking: VO2 = 0.1 × S + 3.5
  • Running: VO2 = 0.2 × S + 3.5

This formula comes from our Treadmill Calorie Calculator, which you can use for any custom speed and weight combination.


Factors Not Shown in These Charts

These baseline charts assume:

  • 0% incline (adding incline significantly increases burn)
  • Hands-free running (holding rails reduces burn 20-25%)
  • Average running efficiency (trained runners burn slightly less)
  • Constant speed (intervals may burn more due to EPOC)

For incline adjustments, add approximately (walking at 3.5 mph / running at 6 mph):

  • 5% incline: +66% / +20% calories
  • 10% incline: +132% / +41% calories
  • 15% incline: +197% / +61% calories

Using These Charts for Weight Loss

To lose 1 pound per week, you need a 3,500 calorie deficit (500/day). Here's how different treadmill routines contribute:

Example: 155 lb Person

RoutineCalories/SessionSessions/WeekWeekly Burn
30 min walk (3.5 mph)1365680 kcal
30 min jog (5.5 mph)34851,740 kcal
45 min run (6.5 mph)60742,428 kcal
30 min HIIT intervals35031,050 kcal

Combined with a modest dietary reduction, these routines support healthy, sustainable weight loss.


Get Your Personalized Numbers

While these charts provide excellent reference points, your exact calorie burn depends on your specific:

  • Body weight (to the pound/kilogram)
  • Preferred speed
  • Incline settings
  • Workout duration

For precise calculations, use our Treadmill Calorie Calculator. Simply enter your details and get your personalized calorie burn instantly.

If you're focused on incline training, our Incline Treadmill Calorie Calculator provides specialized results for uphill workouts.


Conclusion

This treadmill calorie chart gives you a complete reference for calories burned per treadmill speed from walking to running, across all common body weights and durations. Use it to:

  • Plan workouts to meet calorie goals
  • Compare different speed options
  • Understand how weight affects burn
  • Set realistic expectations

Remember that these are estimates—actual burn varies by individual. For the most accurate personal calculations, use our Treadmill Calorie Calculator with your exact specifications.

Happy training!

Disclaimer: Information provided by this site is for educational purposes only and is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice specific to the reader's particular situation. The information is not to be used for diagnosing or treating any health concerns you may have. The reader is advised to seek prompt professional medical advice from a doctor or other healthcare practitioner about any health question, symptom, treatment, disease, or medical condition.