[TOMAJA Mini Tutorial] How to Convert Steps into Miles, Kilometres, Calories & Sport Time

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Hi There!

According to this discussion I prepared my coding (calculation, transformation) of steps converting into miles, kilometres and as a special bonus into sports time. There is a plenty possibilities how to change a step counter into different another useful indicators. However, please consider that all this new generated data will be only an approximation close to an “average person” walking activity :walking: .

:fire: Steps into Calories (Burned Calories) :fire:

(round((#ZSC#/20)))

:checkered_flag: Steps into Miles :checkered_flag:

((round((#ZSC#*0.0476)))/100)

:checkered_flag: Steps into Kilometres :checkered_flag:

((round((#ZSC#*0.00762)))/10)

:watch: Steps into Sports Time :watch:

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Minutes Only (min)

(round(#ZSC#/110))

Hours & Minutes (hh : mm)

(floor((round(#ZSC#/110))/60)) : ((round(#ZSC#/110))-60*(floor((round(#ZSC#/110))/60)))

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I like!

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What are you using for average step distance? I did one a while back and used the follow:
Steps to Miles
((round((#ZSC#*2.65)/52.8))/100)

Steps to KM
((round((#ZSC#/2000)*160.934))/100)

If you want to get super specific, you can use the following chart based on individual heights:

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I updated based on this chart:

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Hi, @eradicator09 I can not remember my exact source any more. I just made a recherché through different websites and then used one average value.

Great that you posted the whole table with extra information here!

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Yeah. I’m not sure where I came up with the original 2.65’ stride. I know that speed also makes a difference. The faster you go. The longer the stride. So it can get really complicated.

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Thank you! I am looking forward to trying those. :slight_smile:

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I try my first watchface with calories and i searched for more information, thank you Thomas for your helpfull information.

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This is exactly what I need… I’m still learning more complex calculations and those here are one of the most I want it… Thank you so much! More tutorials please! :wink:

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Very useful :smiley:

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The information on here is so useful !
thank you Tomas :handshake:

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Thanks a bunch Tomas! I am using this in my watch faces.