How to use this calculator
Enter weight, exercise duration, temperature, and intensity. The calculator estimates baseline daily water, extra workout water, sweat loss, and electrolyte needs.
Calculate daily water intake, workout hydration needs, sweat loss estimate, electrolyte guidance, and dehydration risk from body weight, training time, temperature, and intensity.
Enter weight, exercise duration, temperature, and intensity. The calculator estimates baseline daily water, extra workout water, sweat loss, and electrolyte needs.
The result helps plan hydration before, during, and after training. Higher temperature and intensity increase sweat loss and dehydration risk.
Hydration needs vary with sweat rate, clothing, humidity, altitude, and sodium losses.
A 75 kg person training 60 minutes at 26°C needs about 2.6 L baseline water plus roughly 0.8 L for the workout.
Many people need roughly 500 to 1,000 ml during a one-hour workout depending on heat, intensity, and sweat rate.
Electrolytes are more useful for long, hot, or heavy-sweat sessions than short low-intensity workouts.
Yes. Excessive water without sodium during long exercise can be risky, so balance fluids with electrolytes when needed.
Hot-weather runners often need more fluid and sodium, especially when sessions exceed one hour.
Thirst, headache, dizziness, unusually high heart rate, dry mouth, and reduced performance can signal dehydration risk.
| Module | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Health Score | 0-100 decision score based on the calculator inputs. |
| Baseline Water | Estimates daily fluid from body weight. |
| Workout Fluid | Adds exercise-specific hydration. |
| Sweat Loss | Adjusts for duration and intensity. |
| Risk Indicator | Flags dehydration risk from heat and training load. |