10000 steps, how to log?
charmed2570
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Ok, I am not sure if I am logging it right, I use my pedometer as soon as I wake in the am, and take it off as I am climbing in the bed, so how do I log it because it takes me all day long to walk the steps? Please help !
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Well...10,000 steps is 5 miles. An average calorie burn for walking 5 miles at light pace (2 mph) would probably come in around 200-250 calories. I've been wearing a heart rate monitor for 6 months now (with a large variety of activities), so I feel this is a good estimate.0
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Wow! Thats a great achievement!!! :happy: Great work!!!! :flowerforyou:
If this is from what you do normally during in the course of a day... (and you have only worn your Pedometer to see) then I would change your settings to "lightly Active" or "active" ... and then not add it because its already taking into account that activity.
However if you went for a walk specifically then i would log that... but only that.... (after increasing your activity level from Sedentary to Lightly active)0 -
I love my pedometer and like you I wear it constantly. When it finally wears out my husbands goes and gets me another one. I feel like Emersoam has got it right.0
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