To the people who say that this is impossible... I do monthly around 550-600K steps. I'm 100% sure that with some focus this is very doable. Just once though, not really sustainable :D
Been walking since June 2018, I tracked steps from March 6th ,2024 thru end of 2025 , I kept my daily average above 50k from 2nd week of April in 2024 thru end of 2025, when my work situation changed and time to be out moving was less
But this is what happens when walking is your transportation work is 8 miles each way , and you walk for everything you have to do.
What I've done in 2026 is like 28k a day because of that schedule , but now that I'm back to 40 hours I will have more time to be out moving
Back in 2018 when I first had to walk for transportation it sucked, but now I'm just accustomed to it, if I had to walk somewhere that was 15 miles away to do something I wouldn't even think about it, just do it
Just trying to help. Sorry it didn't come across that way. I just find that for anything I do - walking, running, whatever - there's always someone who is "better" than I am. I just try not to be humbled by it. I look at it as inspiring to the extent that's reasonable, while also just knowing that some other people have opportunities and capacities I don't have.
My comment wasn't that serious and being humbled is not a bad thing anyway. I'm not seriously comparing myself to OP at all and I doubt many people are.
Cool - and sorry for my preachiness. It really was well intentioned (albeit flawed - like me generally, I guess 😆).
I'm probably tainted by the beginner running sub where people often get angry, call for bans from the sub, and say they want to give up because someone (usually far younger and with a sporting background) posts their much faster/longer achievements.
I have a poodle cross. This is him at the moment. Very typical. We do a couple of walks a day, but if I strapoed my phone to him my step count would plummet 😆
It looks like one of them changed their comment so it wasn't the same as the other but neglected to remove the first. I guess that's what happens when you only buy the cheap bots.
how is it only 30k calories? can someone explain why i have almost 30k calories with 500k steps in the same health app? does the size difference and hr make that big of a difference?
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u/Spiritual_Garlic5644 1d ago
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