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Weight Loss Forum / General Topics / June 2004Pedometer Reading Sunday 6/27
Goal: 12,000 Actual: 12,025+ (forgot to put my pedometer back on when I changed my clothes at 5 p.m. -- but I didn't walk a whole lot after that -- maybe 200 -300 steps? Mary M 325-158-148 > Goal: 12,000 > Actual: 12,025+ [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > 325-158-148 Goal: 10,000 steps plus regular workout Sunday, Day 4 - 10283 + spin class (rain again)  Signaturejmk in NC >> Goal: 12,000 >> Actual: 12,025+ [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > >Sunday, Day 4 - 10283 + spin class (rain again) I did a hike in the country on Sunday, so am pleased to report 25,363 janice > >> Goal: 12,000 > >> Actual: 12,025+ > >> > >> (forgot to put my pedometer back on when I changed my clothes at 5 .m. -- but I > >> didn't walk a whole lot after that -- maybe 200 -300 steps? > >> [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > janice I'm so jealous of your hikes around the countryside. They always sound so nice and relaxing. Beverly >> I did a hike in the country on Sunday, so am pleased to report 25,363 >> [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > >Beverly Well, Beverly, I guess I'm a little jealous of your biking abilities:) Hikes in the countryside are certainly mentally relaxing, but they can be quite energetic physically. janice > Well, Beverly, I guess I'm a little jealous of your biking abilities:) > Hikes in the countryside are certainly mentally relaxing, but they can > be quite energetic physically. With over 25,000 steps, I'd say so! Great job, Janice! Mary Actual: 15,022 Goal: 12,000 Tonia 221/176/130 > Goal: 12,000 > Actual: 12,025+ > > (forgot to put my pedometer back on when I changed my clothes at 5 .m. -- but I > didn't walk a whole lot after that -- maybe 200 -300 steps? > > Mary M > > 325-158-148 I wore a pair of comparatively high-waisted denim shorts, and I put the pedometer at the top of the waistband, as I usually do. It turned out to be a mistake...I got to midday, and the pedometer read less than 2,000 steps. We live in a house with two floors and a basement, and I'd been running all around the house doing laundry and all. In a typical morning before work, I can reach 1,000 steps in the hour before I leave for work. There's no way the pedometer reading was accurate. So I moved the pedometer to my front pants pocket, which was even with my hip. Then, finally, the steps began to add up... Here's my goal and "actual," but I think my actual is actually at least 2000 steps short of my actual actual.... ;) Goal: 7,000 Actual: 5,110 It's disappointing not to know how many steps I truly walked...but another day, another challenge, I suppose! beeswing > Goal: 12,000 > Actual: 12,025+ > > (forgot to put my pedometer back on when I changed my clothes at 5 .m. -- but I > didn't walk a whole lot after that -- maybe 200 -300 steps? > > Mary M > > 325-158-148 Goal 10k actual: 8645+ I also forgot to put mine back on after changing clothes. I had a lower goal because I knew I was going on a decent bike ride (15 mi). Jenn |
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