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I am starting an accountability group November 3

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The cold weather will be setting in and now is the time to get your habits set.  Reply if you are interested!

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Some people just don't understand when people offer things as "free" and always think there's a catch. I'd love to be a part of your accountability group! It's going to be cold here, so I'm really worried about how my steps will be affected. I'm down 23 lbs since April and really don't want to gain any of it back! 🙂 Thanks for being willing to help others. I have some great ideas, recipes, tips and tricks I'm more than willing to share with the group once we get started. (I'm a vegetarian, mostly clean-eating, runner who is also a hippie.)

"You are a blessing in the universe. Dare to let yourself shine!"

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How does an accountability group work?

Marianne

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Hi,

I would like to hear more about the accountability group.

This is my first day using my fitbit and I'm pretty excited.

Let me know what this group will be doing.

Thank you

Ogdenlady

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@ogdenlady wrote:

I would like to hear more about the accountability group.


"Starting an accountability group" = half-hidden way to say someone posing as a Fitbit user is offering her commercial services as a personal trainer. Many people (me included) believe the combination of your Fitbit tracker, your Fitbit account and the great Fitbit community (friends, forums) is just what you need to be accountable.

Dominique | Finland

Ionic, Aria, Flyer, TrendWeight | Windows 7, OS X 10.13.5 | Motorola Moto G6 (Android 9), iPad Air (iOS 12.4.4)

Take a look at the Fitbit help site for further assistance and information.

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@Dominique I am a Fitbit user -- thank you very much -- an AVID user at that.  No I am NOT a personal Trainer; however I am a group fitness instructor.

 

 

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My main point wasn't that you are a personal trainer, a certified nutrionist, a fitness instructor, a Beachbody coach or whatever. It was that you are offering commercial services (I assume taking part in your "accountability group" doesn't come free) without stating so upfront. This may not be obvious to unsuspecting forum readers like @ogdenlady and others.

Dominique | Finland

Ionic, Aria, Flyer, TrendWeight | Windows 7, OS X 10.13.5 | Motorola Moto G6 (Android 9), iPad Air (iOS 12.4.4)

Take a look at the Fitbit help site for further assistance and information.

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@Dominique - I offer FREE weekly  clean eating exercise groups.  Just finished one up --- it was a Walk and Water.

 

My purpose is to help people eat properly and more importantly - portion control.  Combine that with fitness.  

 

 

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Some people just don't understand when people offer things as "free" and always think there's a catch. I'd love to be a part of your accountability group! It's going to be cold here, so I'm really worried about how my steps will be affected. I'm down 23 lbs since April and really don't want to gain any of it back! 🙂 Thanks for being willing to help others. I have some great ideas, recipes, tips and tricks I'm more than willing to share with the group once we get started. (I'm a vegetarian, mostly clean-eating, runner who is also a hippie.)

"You are a blessing in the universe. Dare to let yourself shine!"
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How does an accountability group work?

Marianne
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I can either run a 5 day or a 21 day.  

 

I like my 5 days groups to just be about clean eating and we can put a challenge of a # of steps for each day.  I think we can run the step challenge through FitBit if you all are my "friend".

 

For the 21 day -- I like to give it a theme -- my favorite is "no sugar for 21 days".  Tough but we can do it!

 

I usually do these through FaceBook.  I didn't want to set it up unless I had interest.  Kinda hard to have a party by yourself 🙂  HAHA

 

 

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Oh, Goddess. Please not "no sugar"... I'm completely not ready for that. lol I'm in a steps challenge right now which will end Oct 31, so I'm cool with doing another steps challenge. Let me know what you decide. 🙂

 

"You are a blessing in the universe. Dare to let yourself shine!"
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@Jodi6682   Sugar is tough --- at some point you have to wean it out of your system 🙂   I will keep you posted

 

Thanks the the comment 🙂   Keep steppin'

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Ive only had my fitbit 2 weeks and last week I was on longggg trips with little opportuities outside of meetings. Now Im ready to get back on track and eager to be a part of your group.Count me in!  How thoughtful of you to do  this!

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Count me in please!

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I'm Interested count me in please
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I will be interested...and especially in the sugar free one.  I am convinced I would not even have a weight problem if I could kick the sugar habit.

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@kitley   I am right there with you!   the first few days are the toughest...

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@mimipam @kitley @Naz454 @Jodi6682 @Fit_4_Life @ogdenlady

I have investigated setting up a private group here, but I don't think it
will allow me to post a menu plan.....I usually run via FaceBook .... would
that work for you guys? OR google+ (I have not tried that but have heard
alot of positive things.

 

 

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@Naz454 @Jodi6682 @Fit_4_Life @ogdenlady 

 

Since we are FitBit "friends"  I was able to invite you to a daily challenge that will start tomorrow!!!   

 

@mimipam  and @kitley  I send you a "lets be friends".  I can add you to the daily challenge when we are connected 🙂

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I don't really use Google+ much. I would join a Private FB group if you start one. I'm currently part of one for women over 50 who use the Fitbit too.

Marianne
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Hi there ! If u can do private facebook group that be good.

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