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How Calorie Counters Actually Work

United StatesPublished July 21, 2019

Views 188K  |  Likes 3.13K  |  Comments 223
Views#5,229,700Global
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Insider TechInsider Tech
4.22M subs•4.35K videos•Jun 2015

This video has 188K views and 3.13K likes, ranking #5,229,700 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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Views

188,416

Likes

3,130

Comments

223

Performance vs. channel

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Engagement rate

Revenue estimate

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Total (all-time): $132 – $377

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

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You could be burning fewer calories at the gym than you think. In a study published in 2018 researchers found that some ellipticals overestimate calories burned by as much as 130 calories per 30 minutes of exercise. MORE HEALTH TECH CONTENT: I Did Peloton For Two Weeks Straight And Here’s What Happened https://www.yo…

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July 21, 2019
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