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College aged fitbitter

‎09-19-2015 05:37

‎09-19-2015 05:37

As a guy in college I am amazed in that I still can get 10000+ steps using fitbit and actually doubled my very active minutes. I was wondering if any person in college had a similar experience or thoughts.

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‎09-20-2015 10:50

‎09-20-2015 10:50

I just graduated college in May (yay!) and I have noticed a huge change in my steps. In college, even though I was sitting on my butt in class for most of the day, I got so many steps from walking around campus to and from class and the dining hall. Now that I'm not in college, I work in a cubicle, drive to work, and only have to walk to the fridge to get food. I miss the steps I used to get in college!

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‎09-20-2015 17:25

‎09-20-2015 17:25

I am going to college full-time and I'm also working two part-time jobs right now! I am averaging 17,600 steps/day. I often walk as commuting as most places I need to be are within 2 miles of my home. I am definitely living an active lifestyle as a college student and loving it! It can be exhausting at times, though!

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