Step Results from August 27 to September 2 from the FitBit App September 11, 2018


Hey peeps. Sorry that I have been a bit lax in posting my steps. To be honest I've just forgotten to do so. Work has been busy on both jobs and with the Holiday season right around the corner, it's only going to get busier. But I promise to try my best to post my weekly steps.

As you can see I hit my step goal is six of seven days with my only day off from both jobs that week being Wednesday. I always try to get at least half of my 15,500 daily step goal on my off days. This week I was a little short on Wednesday. Every other metric aside from "Active Minutes" increased from the week before. Overall a very productive week of walking.

Here are my steps for the week of August 27 to September 2:

August 27: 15,593
August 28: 16,800
August 29: 6,678
August 30: 16,369
August 31: 20,847
September 1: 23,018
September 2: 18,617

Wow. We're in September already??? Where did the summer go. Anyways, hope everyone has a great week. Let me know how you're creating those steps.

Until Then Keep Stepping,
#SiscoVanilla
#SiscoVanillaIsStepping
#SiscoVanillaHitsTheBricks
Location: Bronx, NY, USA

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