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Michael Mosley: 'Forget walking 10,000 steps a day' -- (link)
Posted by
LMS (aka RufusS)
Jan 31 '18, 07:35
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http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-42864061
(www.bbc.co.uk)
Responses:
I’ve never officially figured out how many steps my curbside job gets me, but I imagine it’s well over 10k. It’s 7.5 hours of walking. -- nm
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Qale
Jan 31, 08:37
Forget might be the wrong word. There's nothing wrong with hitting 10k steps/day, but thinking it's an indicator for being active isn't quite accurate -- nm
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Shaun
Jan 31, 07:47
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if you are not breathing heavy or your heart is not pumping faster, you are not doing optimal work for burning calories.
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groiny
Jan 31, 07:57
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Yup. So 10k lazy ass lollygagging steps, while better than just sitting on you ass, is mostly worthless as far as measuring activity. -- nm
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Shaun
Jan 31, 07:59
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The only people saying "do crossfit" are crossfit people. -- nm
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JaxSean
Jan 31, 07:49
1
and masochists -- nm
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ty97
Jan 31, 08:00
Yeah, those arguments have never made sense to me. Some activity is better than no activity. -- nm
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ty97
Jan 31, 07:46
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he says "you can get similar, perhaps greater, benefits from a few brisk walks a day."
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JaxSean
Jan 31, 07:51
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right, but people also need reachable goals to shoot for.
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groiny
Jan 31, 07:49
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I agree with groincumber -- nm
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JaxSean
Jan 31, 07:52
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I can do that in my walks to and from the train every day, and it does not eat up my limited personal time. -- nm
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groiny
Jan 31, 07:53
2
Yeah, but what about us? -- nm
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groiny's knees
Jan 31, 07:58
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I can easily do 1500 at a brisk pace. 10,000 not so much.
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groiny
Jan 31, 08:00
That's interesting.
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JaxSean
Jan 31, 07:43
Since I got my puppy, I've been walking 12k-15k steps per day. I've also lost 12 lbs
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decline
Jan 31, 07:39
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Exercise does not equate to weight loss. -- nm
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Mop
Jan 31, 08:53
that's great! -- nm
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Diva
Jan 31, 07:44
what were you walking prior to? -- nm
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JaxSean
Jan 31, 07:43
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last summer (after I stopped going to the gym) I was down to probably 2-4K
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decline
Jan 31, 07:45
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But as the article suggests, getting your heart rate up is key. -- nm
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JaxSean
Jan 31, 07:46
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that is true, when I take the dog out, it's not a slow/casual walk. we are moving -- nm
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decline
Jan 31, 07:47
whoa. good on ya. -- nm
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Epiphany
Jan 31, 07:40
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