My wife tries to get 10,000 steps every day. She rarely makes it during her regular work day, but then she just makes a long walk in the evening, and that usually does it.
She does wear a step counter all day. Otherwise it gets really hard.
My wife tries to get 10,000 steps every day. She rarely makes it during her regular work day, but then she just makes a long walk in the evening, and that usually does it.
She does wear a step counter all day. Otherwise it gets really hard.
For Fitbit trackers, you have to tell it you’re cycling. Also, if you get exercise from non-walking or running activity most of the step trackers are pretty useless (they get a calorie burn estimate based on your height, weight, resting heart rate and heart rate during your workout).
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