Exercise calories

Calories burned during Football (soccer), casual — calculator and tables

Football (soccer), casual is estimated at about 7 METs. A 70 kg person may burn roughly 257 calories in 30 minutes or 514 calories in 60 minutes.

129 kcal15 min at 70 kg
257 kcal30 min at 70 kg
514 kcal60 min at 70 kg

Football (soccer), casual calorie calculator

Enter your body weight and duration to estimate calories burned for your own session.

Formula: calories per minute ≈ MET × 3.5 × body weight in kg ÷ 200.

Estimated burn

— kcal
Session
Calories / minute
Estimate, not a measurement: Casual football includes bursts, walking and rest, so real sessions can vary widely. Watches and machines can also be wrong. Use the same method consistently.

Calories by body weight

Body weight30 minutes60 minutes90 minutes
55 kg / 121 lb202 kcal404 kcal606 kcal
70 kg / 154 lb257 kcal514 kcal772 kcal
85 kg / 187 lb312 kcal625 kcal937 kcal
100 kg / 220 lb368 kcal735 kcal1102 kcal

Calories by duration for a 70 kg person

DurationEstimated calories
10 minutes86 kcal
15 minutes129 kcal
30 minutes257 kcal
45 minutes386 kcal
60 minutes514 kcal
90 minutes772 kcal

What changes the calorie burn?

Body weight, pace, technique, slope, resistance, rest time and fitness level can all change the real energy cost. MET values are averages, so the number is best used for planning rather than precision.

How to use Football (soccer), casual in a weight-management plan

Frequently asked questions

How many calories does football (soccer), casual burn in 30 minutes?

For a 70 kg adult, football (soccer), casual at about 7 METs burns roughly 257 calories in 30 minutes. Heavier bodies usually burn more and lighter bodies usually burn less.

How many calories does football (soccer), casual burn in 60 minutes?

For a 70 kg adult, football (soccer), casual burns roughly 514 calories in 60 minutes using the MET estimate.

Is football (soccer), casual good for weight loss?

Football (soccer), casual can support weight loss when it helps create a sustainable calorie deficit. Food intake, consistency, recovery and total weekly activity matter more than one session estimate.

Why are calorie-burn estimates different across watches and calculators?

Different tools use different assumptions for METs, heart rate, body size, efficiency and intensity. Treat every result as an estimate, not a precise measurement.

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Method and sources

Estimates use standard MET-based calculations and the EKCal methodology. See Sources & Methodology. This page was last reviewed 2026-07-09.