A single soft shell crab is also high in cholesterol at 79 mg per serving or around 26 percent of the daily recommended intake of cholesterol. According to the American Heart Association, dietary cholesterol intake should be limited to 300 mg per day for the average adult.
However, walking is an excellent long-term weight-loss exercise. You can easily walk thousands of miles over decades, because walking has a very low injury risk. How many calories you burn on a one-mile walk depends on your speed and weight.
The Speed You Walk. Intensity is also a big factor in determining how many calories you'll burn during any given activity. According to that same Harvard Medical School calorie chart, the 155-pound person will burn 149 calories per 30 minutes walking at a 3.5-mph pace -- or roughly a 17-minute mile. If she speeds up, she'll burn more calories. Walking 1 mile at 4 mph -- which should take her 15 minutes -- she will burn 83.5 calories.