Yoga Calorie Calculator
Calculate calories burned doing yoga. Hot yoga, power yoga, vinyasa, ashtanga, hatha, and yin yoga options.
By Jonas Lindemann · Updated · How we build our calculators
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Hot yoga and power yoga burn more calories due to heat and continuous movement
176kcal
Calories Burned
176kcal/h
Per Hour
2.5MET
Intensity
Very Light
Intensity Level
Style: Hatha Yoga
MET 2.5 - Slower pace with longer holds, ideal for beginners
This is approximately 8.8% of a 2000 kcal daily diet.
Yoga Benefits: Flexibility, balance, strength, stress relief, mindfulness, improved posture
Mind-body practice combining physical postures with breath work and meditation
Calorie Factors: Room temperature, pose difficulty, transition pace, breath intensity
Hot yoga can increase calorie burn by 30-50% compared to regular temperature practice
Limitations: Yoga is primarily about mental and physical wellness, not calorie burn. Values vary based on instructor style and personal effort.
Accuracy: Moderate ±20-30%
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About the Yoga Calorie Calculator
Learn more about the calculator and its creator

Jonas
I'm a software developer and multi-sport athlete: cycling since 2014, running since 2016 and triathlon since 2020. I built this calculator to help athletes like you and me.
Yoga Calorie Calculator
Yoga burns between 150-450 calories per hour, depending on the style. Hot yoga and power yoga burn significantly more than gentle hatha or yin yoga.
How the Calculator Works
The calculator uses MET values based on yoga style:
Calories Burned = MET × Weight (kg) × Time (hours)
MET Values by Yoga Style
| Yoga Style | MET Value |
|---|---|
| Hot Yoga (Bikram) | 6.0 |
| Power Yoga | 5.0 |
| Vinyasa / Ashtanga | 4.0 |
| Hatha | 2.5 |
| Yin / Restorative | 2.0 |
Example Calculation
For a 65 kg person doing hot yoga for 90 minutes:
1. MET Value: 6.0 (hot yoga)
2. Calculation: 6.0 × 65 × 1.5 = 585 calories