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Even though I didn't meet my Fitbit goal of 10,000 steps yesterday, I'm pleased to have logged more than 8,000. As DH reminded me, "Progress, not perfection!" The majority of those steps occurred on a morning walk around the neighborhood, but it's amazing to see how many steps can be accrued with everyday activities. That's the good news.
The glitch happened quite early; I find it difficult to put on the Fitbit! The device I have is a Fitbit Flex which seems to require acrobatic maneuvers to align the holes before securing the clasp. It is possible, however, and a friend to has used a Fitbit for over a year tells me that it will get easier. This same friend frequently walks more than 20,000 steps a day. Wow! She does have an active dog that she walks several times a day, and that helps.
Speaking of friends, I'd love to find someone with a Fitbit to "friend", preferably a relatively new Fitbit user. You don't have to be 72. Let me know with a comment!
A new post will be coming soon!
Even though I didn't meet my Fitbit goal of 10,000 steps yesterday, I'm pleased to have logged more than 8,000. As DH reminded me, "Progress, not perfection!" The majority of those steps occurred on a morning walk around the neighborhood, but it's amazing to see how many steps can be accrued with everyday activities. That's the good news.
The glitch happened quite early; I find it difficult to put on the Fitbit! The device I have is a Fitbit Flex which seems to require acrobatic maneuvers to align the holes before securing the clasp. It is possible, however, and a friend to has used a Fitbit for over a year tells me that it will get easier. This same friend frequently walks more than 20,000 steps a day. Wow! She does have an active dog that she walks several times a day, and that helps.
Speaking of friends, I'd love to find someone with a Fitbit to "friend", preferably a relatively new Fitbit user. You don't have to be 72. Let me know with a comment!
A new post will be coming soon!
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