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Is riding a bike on challenge cheating?

‎05-10-2016 07:20

‎05-10-2016 07:20

I did a work week challenge and one day I hiked 2.5 miles then did a 12 mile bike ride.  One of the people said I was cheating.  I think working out is working out.  A bike logs less steps than actually stepping.  What do you think?  BTW this person won the challenge 'cause he paced around the house until midnight.  I think that's a little compulsive just to win.

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‎04-23-2017 16:15

In response to GershonSurge

‎04-23-2017 16:15

exactly.  all activity is good.  but all activity is not created equal.  

 

for best results, steppers vs steppers, swimmers vs swimmers, cyclists vs cyclist.  

 

 

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