Enter your weight and duration to calculate your calories burned doing Hatha Yoga. A 150 lb person burns about 30 calories every 10 minutes of standard Hatha Yoga.

Hatha Yoga Calories Burned Calculator

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Use Basic for a standard class, or switch to Advanced to choose your class pace.








Hatha Yoga Calories Burned Formula

For a standard Hatha Yoga session, the calculator uses this formula:

C = W_{lb} \times t \times 0.01984

In Advanced mode, the class pace changes the activity factor:

Class Pace Factor 150 lb for 60 Minutes
Gentle 0.01826 164 calories
Standard 0.01984 179 calories
Active 0.02381 214 calories

Variable Definitions

C
Calories burned during the session.
Wlb
Body weight in pounds.
t
Session length in minutes.

How to Calculate Calories Burned Doing Hatha Yoga

  1. Enter your body weight in pounds.
  2. Enter your session length in minutes.
  3. Choose Advanced if you want to set your class pace.
  4. Press Calculate.

Example

A 150 lb person doing 60 minutes of standard Hatha Yoga burns:

C = 150 \times 60 \times 0.01984 = 178.56

Rounded to the nearest whole number, that is 179 calories.

Quick Reference Table

Body Weight 30 Minutes 45 Minutes 60 Minutes
120 lb 71 calories 107 calories 143 calories
150 lb 89 calories 134 calories 179 calories
180 lb 107 calories 161 calories 214 calories
210 lb 125 calories 187 calories 250 calories

Calories Burned per 10 Minutes

Body Weight Standard Hatha Yoga
120 lb 24 calories
150 lb 30 calories
180 lb 36 calories
210 lb 42 calories

What Changes the Total

  • Longer classes: calories rise directly with time.
  • More standing work: sequences with lunges, balances, and repeated transitions raise the total.
  • Less rest: shorter pauses between poses keep calories climbing faster.
  • Higher class pace: active Hatha sessions burn more than gentle classes.

Hatha Yoga and Calorie Tracking

Hatha Yoga usually combines held postures, controlled transitions, balance work, and breathing. Compared with faster flow-based classes, it often burns calories at a steadier pace, but 45- to 60-minute sessions can still add up quickly and are easy to compare with the calculator.