The average American will consume 3,000 calories on Thanksgiving Day—the equivalent of five and a half Big Macs. But there are ways to compensate for the feasting and keep weight gain at bay. From swimming to raking leaves, The Daily Beast times the best combination of exercises for working off those Turkey Day pounds—whether the menu item is stuffing, brisket, or beer. (Note: Calories burned are based on calculated averages and may vary for individuals.) Apple Pie (1 slice) = 420 calories Running: 30 minutes Swimming: 53 minutes Hatha Yoga: 105 minutes Raking Leaves: 56 minutes Getty Images Running: 47 minutes Swimming: 83 minutes Hatha Yoga: 165 minutes Scrubbing the Bathtub: 99 minutes Getty Images Running: 25 minutes Swimming: 43 minutes Hatha Yoga: 86 minutes Loading the Dishwasher: 99 minutes Lew Robertson / Getty Images Running: 27 minutes Swimming: 47 minutes Hatha Yoga: 94 minutes Preparing Dinner: 141 minutes Lauri Patterson / Getty Images Running: 44 minutes Swimming: 77 minutes Hatha Yoga: 154 minutes Shelving Groceries: 168 minutes James Baigrie / Getty Images Running: 12 minutes Swimming: 21 minutes Hatha Yoga: 41 minutes Watching Football: 141 minutes James Baigrie / Getty Images Running: 21 minutes Swimming: 38 minutes Hatha Yoga: 75 minutes Napping: 340 minutes Anna Williams / Getty Images Running: 79 minutes Swimming: 138 minutes Hatha Yoga: 275 minutes Playing Touch Football: 140 minutes Jason Todd / Getty Images Running: 37 minutes Swimming: 64 minutes Hatha Yoga: 129 minutes Decorating the House: 96 minutes Ted Tamburo / Getty Images