Walking....no idea how many step.

I hand pedaled a mile today.
Baby steps.

:cowboy:

Yesterday was a few hundred over 7K and today was 9K. This new job I have don't play when it comes to the steps required, and I love that!

I’ve been delinquent about reporting in.

I just reviewed my last week and things have been varied. I had a couple of days buried in paperwork where I was only getting maybe 4000 steps a day and then the tides were pretty lousy so I would only get about half of the beach done but then I would add a little time on lagoon trails, so I had a few 15,000 step days in there.

Yesterday and today I’ve had good midday tides so I’m back at 20,000+ per day. It feels good to get back into my routine. Lots of changes on the beach, it seems like every three or four days a new type of bird comes into town or something else is washed up onshore for a bit.

I had a couple of evenings where the tide was so late that I just stayed through sunset. As it turns out right at sunset is high season for photographers around here, lots of family and individual portraits being taken and I have to say I’ve seen some pretty amazing work being done.

Who knew? I thought in the era of selfies that portraiture had died off. Alive and well here..

Yesterday was 11K steps and today was 8K. They were from work. I caught a cold today and feel horrible. Yet the work must go on, so some degree of walking must go on.

Friday I got some beach time in and the day totaled 16k

Yesterday was mostly spent with a contractor, so 6k

Looking at a 3:30pm minus tide today so I hope to be out there for it. :cheesy:

I still have my cold but it's not too bad. I got 10K steps in at work today. Woohoo!

Today was 7000 steps (work). I am still tickled by counting my steps!

Today I went on my walk and forgot my pedometer! I really want to know how many steps it is. Tomorrow.

I got 10K total, 8K at work, and 2K chores at home (in our 725 sq foot apt). Feels great to hit 10K.

The last three days have been 18k, 15k, & 15k

When the sunset and low tide are at the same time I don’t quite get the whole thing. I did get some pretty good pics though!

joined a gym a week ago
I just keep re injuring myself
I'm addicted to exercise,but I keep hurting myself
So I have a program,and need to start from scratch.

9K steps at work 1K steps at home = 10K steps! Always happy for 10K.

5K steps at work and 4.5 K steps at home = 9.5K steps total. My steps at home were all just doing chores and cleaning and such. It amazes me that in 725 sq feet I can get that many steps just going about my business after work (after work until midnight because I'm a night owl). I have an ADHD quality that exhibits itself at home where I am always moving around doing something. It helps my steps!

15K at work and around town - go, Jen, go! Unfortunately going back to work (the loss of sleep, the stress) has led me to regress with being sick. Ugh, doctor again tomorrow. I may need another round of steroids and antibiotics. Frustrating, but this is not the worst illness, just lingering.

I'm not getting in as many steps as most of you here are logging, but my brother-in-law, my sister-in-law's husband? He helped me out by taking his table saw and cutting off a portion of a beach-wood walking stick, and found a rubber tip, like you'd see on a table chair leg (of sorts) and made a nice cane for me to use, while walking.

It's safer than the walking poles my physical therapy team gave to me last August (2018), and I am finding that walking with my new cane is easier than what I have been using for the past year.

I'm getting better, slowly, but slow wins the proverbial race in my world. *lol*


It was three years ago that I rode 21 miles per day, and rode longer on the weekends, just for sheer joy. I feel a spark in my soul when I read about easygoingfemme riding her bike or rowing or how Kelt walks the beach or how nycfem and Gemme get in all those steps.

I guess how I make up for not being able to walk like others, is I go to the pool and do the leg exercises and such, like I did in swim therapy with my PT team. So that's how I am able to improve the muscles in my legs (from my hips down).

Water-based exercise therapy is helping me so much. I only go on the weekends, but I do get in a small amount of walking each day at work and when I'm at home. I have the stairs too; one long set of stairs to get to my floor level, and sometimes it is tough to go up or down them and not lose my balance.

Happy Exercising to all the exercisers here.


And wellness wishes to nycfem and Gemme and anyone else who isn't feeling well. Speedy recovery to all of you! :bunchflowers: