Hydration Rate Calculator
Calculate your sweat rate and hydration needs from pre- and post-exercise weight. Determines how much fluid to drink per hour during exercise.
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Sweat Rate
48.0 oz/hr
Sweat Rate (mL/hr)1,420 mL/hr
Dehydration Level1.25%
Target Fluid Intake38.4 oz/hr
Sweat Rate vs Pre-Exercise Weight
How Sweat Rate Is Calculated
Formula
Sweat Loss (oz) = Weight Lost (lbs) x 16 + Fluid Consumed (oz)
Sweat Rate = Sweat Loss / Exercise Duration (hours)
Each pound of weight lost during exercise represents about 16 oz (473 mL) of sweat.
Hydration Guidelines
Factors Affecting Sweat Rate
Example Calculation
Pre-exercise: 160 lbs. Post-exercise: 158 lbs. Drank 16 oz during 60 minutes.
- 01Weight lost = 160 - 158 = 2 lbs.
- 02Sweat loss = 2 x 16 + 16 = 48 oz.
- 03Sweat rate = 48 / 1 hr = 48 oz/hr (1420 mL/hr).
- 04Dehydration = 2 / 160 x 100 = 1.25%.
- 05Target fluid intake = 48 x 0.8 = 38.4 oz/hr.
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