Snow Stepping!

[Jabrat]

Been getting quite a few steps in the snow that was most recently dumped in Michigan - 67 inches so far!  And my Fitbit One has been clocking them all!  How bout you?  I had 10,000 steps from just digging out the other day!  

[BostonGuy]

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@Jabrat wrote:

Been getting quite a few steps in the snow that was most recently dumped in Michigan - 67 inches so far!  And my Fitbit One has been clocking them all!  How bout you?  I had 10,000 steps from just digging out the other day!  

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Same here.  Got 10 in of snow the other day in Boston.  Went well over my 10,000 step goal by walking and shoveling snow.  I almost hit 15,000 steps yesterday.  Love my Fitbit !!!!!!

[Rabbitfish]

Yes! The other day during a big snowfall I got an uphill walk on an unplowed sidewalk! It was a great workout!

[Ali]

Unfortunately I think I will be able to join you this weekend. Balmy west coast due for "big" snowfall. You folks have motivated me.

[loveabull]

Bless you guys, guess it depends on how much snow vs. ice you're talking about as well as how old you are. At 25 a fall on the ice usually just hurts. If you're over fifty the possibility of breaking something goes way up and/or choking on your dentures...

[TandemWalker · Accepted solution]

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@Jabrat wrote:

Been getting quite a few steps in the snow that was most recently dumped in Michigan - 67 inches so far!  And my Fitbit One has been clocking them all!  How bout you?  I had 10,000 steps from just digging out the other day!  

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Well @Jabrat , I have stepped in the snow a lot in the past few months, with hopefully more to come, because I love winter. But I do so wearing snowshoes!

So my steps in the snow burn a lot more than yours! HA HA HA! 

TW

[Jabrat]

Awesome Tandem !!

Sent from my iPhone

[TandemWalker]

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@Jabrat wrote:
Awesome Tandem !!

Sent from my iPhone

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Did you ever try snowshoeing? It's a lot of fun. The season will soon come to an end here in my neck of the woods; but hopefully I'll be able to get out there a least once more. It's a terrific workout - you break into a sweat within 10-15 mintues. I usually go for 60 or 90 minutes, subject to how cold it is and the wind. I'm lucky enough to live in an area where I can just walk a block and I am on a nature trail that goes of for 5 miles; and yet with neighbourhood homes always in sight, which is important to me, for health concerns. 

Have a nice day.

TW