Sorry that I’m just now seeing this!

8/8
Calories- under
Exercise- yes
Log- yes
Steps- 13,585
New group total- 180,069

8/9
Water: 144oz
Calories: under
Exercise: yes
Log: yes
Steps: 3716
Group total: 194,177

8/9
Calories: over
Exercise: No
Log: yes
Steps: 5315
New group total: 205,953

8/10
Water: 120oz
Calories: under
Exercise: no
Log: yes
Steps: 3581
Group total: 222,700

8/11
Water: 120oz
Calories: over
Exercise: no
Log: yes
Steps: 2540
Group total: 243,926

8/12
Water: 64 oz
Calories: under
Exercise: yes
Log food: yes
My Steps: 9,693

New group total: 256,837

Corrected group total: 272,319

8/13
Water: 64 oz
Calories: under
Exercise: no - but recorded some gardening and housework
Log food: yes
My Steps: 3,288

New group total: 279,644

8/14
Water: 112 oz
Calories: under
Exercise: yes
Log food: yes
My Steps: 12,283

New group total: 297,028

8/14
Calories: Under
Exercise: Yes
Log: Yes
Steps: 6347
New group total: 308,719

cnavarro002 wrote: »

@PloddingTurtle Holy cow you had a lot of steps yesterday! Good for you!!!!

Thanks.

I walk between 3,000 and 5,000 over the course of a slow work day (that jumps to over 7,000 when we get super busy a couple of times a year). At least 1,500 of those steps are just to-ing and fro-ing from the ladies room from drinking all that water. I work in the office the furthest away from the ladies room.

Since starting to use the gym five weeks ago, I've been on a mission of using the treadmill to complete my steps to a minimum daily goal. Three quarters of the number is pure walking, but the other quarter is coming from pedaling on a stationary bike. My Fitbit Zip (it's a tiny synced pedometer, about the width of my thumb) adds in my stationary bike work as steps too. Initially, I thought I should maybe take off the pedometer when using the bike, but then that seemed overly legalistic as to what I used for definition of steps. Since my legs are moving, I'm sweating, and my heart rate is up, I'm okay with letting Fitbit add the bike pedaling to the entire step count. When I enter the time for my stationary bike in MFP, the adjustment for steps is reduced, so both Fitbit and MFP are not double counting the credit.

It’s the 15th and we are more than halfway to the goal of 504k steps!!!

GREAT JOB EVERYONE!!

8/15

Calories: under
Exercise: yes
Log food: yes
My Steps: 5989

New group total: 334,606

@meldwel pretty amazing when you figure there are only 3 of us doing the challenge. We really rock!