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jmgroberts468
jmgroberts468 Posts: 15 Member
edited January 4 in Fitness and Exercise
Hey there MFP people, I was wondering if I could get a little input on how to record what I just did. Here are the stats: Did 90 minutes carrying 75 bags of wood pellets weighing 40lbs each up 3 stairs to the houses down 8 steps to the basement. Then did 45 minutes carrying 75 more bags down 5 stairs ( got myself a " volun-told" to help with second batch). Won't count the extra paces to get to where they needed to go. First batch not too bad, feeling a little bit aerobic by the middle of the second. ( but didn't need a rest at all compared to about 3 last year!). So, how do I record this? Circuit training, aerobics, moving furniture?... Any suggestions would be appreciated.

Lol, just read that over, and it's feeling a little like old school math. If one train is travelling south at 90 mph, and the other one is travelling north at 75 mph.............

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  • campi_mama
    campi_mama Posts: 350 Member
    Moving household items...
  • Kagami_Taiga
    Kagami_Taiga Posts: 124 Member
    ....at what speed is the nearby pigeon flying?
  • schell81
    schell81 Posts: 187 Member
    In the database there is a hiking carrying 10-20 pounds. I would probably use this if It were me
  • XtyAnn17
    XtyAnn17 Posts: 632 Member
    You weren't intentionally exercising i wouldnt even log it.
  • schell81
    schell81 Posts: 187 Member
    You weren't intentionally exercising i wouldnt even log it.


    so she accidentally did all this physical labour?
  • jmgroberts468
    jmgroberts468 Posts: 15 Member
    Lol! Was thinking the same thing myself! I just did over two hours of work, with half that time carrying a 40lb bag. I definitely intended to bring it into the house, and I definitely intend to account for it :).

    I like the hiking suggestion too. Thank you all for your input. :)
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