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Who has the time to average 50,000 steps a day!? How can this be possible?
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Do you ever get bored? I do 4-5 miles per day on a treadmill. I could go more but I get bored. I'm doing the AT virtually (under walk4fun or something like that). It's fun but I should do more. Knees don't hold up well~~❤️:united_states:.
Do you ever get bored? I do 4-5 miles per day on a treadmill. I could go more but I get bored. I'm doing the AT virtually (under walk4fun or something like that). It's fun but I should do more. Knees don't hold up well~~
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Best AnswerNo I couldn't be bothered doing it on a treadmill. I walk in gorgeous places with beautiful views of the harbour or the sea, or in woodlands along winding paths that you lead you on 'round the next corner. On a treadmill I need a good movie to keep me moving - otherwise I am clock-watching the whole time. Life is too short to spend a single minute of it being bored.
Right. Some people, like me, are retired and have no life. I'd love to work my way up to the 100K. Not on a daily basis to walk that but just once before I die. I have no obligations and no in any relationship at all so going all day is no biggie for me. I already get up and walk 30 minutes, sit 30 mintues and so on several times a day. I do set my steps to undercalculate though (long story about my flex 2 on that) but I am feeling so much better. It's nice to see people getting up and moving about. 🙂
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Best Answer@MoonstoneWolf have you joined any of the Fitbit Community groups? I think you should. You make great friends there, and walk "together", playing games and attempting challenges, sharing triumphs and disappointments. I suggest you join "60 Plus Trackers and Chatters!". Brilliant.
Best Answer@MoonstoneWolf. Hi again. I should have included a link to the group, what a goose. Here it is: 60 Plus Trackers and Chatters!
(https://www.fitbit.com/group/22DW6Y)
My dad has done this, Hes 63 and retired. He beats me 27yrs old and everyone else in the challenge basically every week. He mall walks for approx. 3 hours every morning. He comes home and watches CNN and walks in place sometimes or goes to my grandmas house and does work. He walks most of he day and hes so competitive that when he sees someone getting close he will get up and start walking or put in an extra hour at the mall.
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@MoonstoneWolf wrote:Right. Some people, like me, are retired and have no life. I'd love to work my way up to the 100K. Not on a daily basis to walk that but just once before I die. I have no obligations and no in any relationship at all so going all day is no biggie for me. I already get up and walk 30 minutes, sit 30 mintues and so on several times a day. I do set my steps to undercalculate though (long story about my flex 2 on that) but I am feeling so much better. It's nice to see people getting up and moving about. 🙂
That's my goal too, to hit 100,000 steps at least just once in a day. 🙂
I do a lot of reading while walking since I don't watch TV, and routinely hit 25,000-40,000 steps per day. I think my highest day was 60,000 but that was pretty intense.
Best AnswerHave achieved 50,000 steps once!!! Enough to leave superman exhausted! I'm not an athlete, but have four little babies, that love their walkies!! My dogs on a good day are walked about 5 miles, I have a physical job and I like to think, I'm active enough!!!! 50,000 for an athlete on a daily basis, yes, to be nearly expected. For the likes of me, sore, tired, hungry, HAPPY. It will be 6 months, I reckon before I get 50,000 steps again!
Best AnswerI remember my first 50,000 steps @Fluffmuff41 I stopped at a park bench 3 kms from home, about 3k steps short, and could not get up - I had no energy left. If it had been by a road I would have called for a lift home. But it wasn't. So I had to get up and walk. I made it home exhausted and exhilarated. Then I made plans for the next level and kept on going ....
Make a plan, and you can do anything. I can now do 100,000 steps in a day if I choose, with planning. But it's a whole-of-day commitment. Can't work that day, or mind kids, or garden.
I love the project - make a plan, work the plan, achieve a goal.