Step Results from Oct 8 to Oct 14 from the FitBit App October 20, 2018


Here are my steps for October 8 to October 14 via the Fitbit app. As you can see every metric (except for average restful sleep) went up from the week before. This was a very active week, including the Breast Cancer walk on Sunday the 14th. Here's the breakdown of my steps:

  • October 8: 24,499 steps
  • October 9: 15,528 steps
  • October 10: 22,420 steps
  • October 11: 19,341 steps
  • October 12: 18,445 steps
  • October 13: 10,717 steps
  • October 14: 21,644 steps
For the first time in a while I was able to break the 100K plateau for a Workweek Hustle. I actually placed first in four of the Hustles that I participated in.


This upcoming week is also looking like a plentiful step week. With holiday retail around the corner, the step opportunities are sure to be many.

Hope everyone has a great weekend. I'll be at work, grinding away as usual.

Until Then Keep Stepping,
#SiscoVanilla 
#SiscoVanillaIsStepping 
#SiscoVanillaHitsTheBricks 





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