Leigh.
Full Member
Hi everyone!
I've seen a couple of old threads with people talking about pedometers and walking a certain amount of steps each day, so I thought I'd start a new thread with a new challenge! All you need to take part is a pedometer!
It's common knowledge that you are supposed to walk 10,000 steps a day to help stay fit. I wonder how many people actually do this? I know I don't.
My challenge to you all is to count up your steps everyday, and see how quickly you hit 100k - ten thousand steps!
If you do the 10k a day you're supposed to, this should only take ten days. I think a good starting point would be to get to 100k in two weeks - around 7,150 a day. If you think this is still too much, just keep counting and see how long it takes you to hit the target
Walking has great health benefits, not just for losing weight but for generally keeping fit and keeping active. 10,000 steps can equate to walking about five miles, and you can burn up to 500 calories!
Once you've hit 100k, why not see if you can beat your record and get your next 100k in a quicker time?
Good luck everyone! Have fun!
I've seen a couple of old threads with people talking about pedometers and walking a certain amount of steps each day, so I thought I'd start a new thread with a new challenge! All you need to take part is a pedometer!
It's common knowledge that you are supposed to walk 10,000 steps a day to help stay fit. I wonder how many people actually do this? I know I don't.
My challenge to you all is to count up your steps everyday, and see how quickly you hit 100k - ten thousand steps!
If you do the 10k a day you're supposed to, this should only take ten days. I think a good starting point would be to get to 100k in two weeks - around 7,150 a day. If you think this is still too much, just keep counting and see how long it takes you to hit the target
Walking has great health benefits, not just for losing weight but for generally keeping fit and keeping active. 10,000 steps can equate to walking about five miles, and you can burn up to 500 calories!
Once you've hit 100k, why not see if you can beat your record and get your next 100k in a quicker time?
Good luck everyone! Have fun!