Some days it doesn't take much to get a good step count in especially when you normally don't do a lot of walking. Recently we went for a trip to Niagara Falls for three nights and doing a lot of sight seeing wasn't one of the goals as we have been Niagara Falls quite a few times. That is the advantage of living withing two hours from here we can go whenever we want. We do try and not go down to Niagara Falls in the summer as that is when it's the busiest and most expensive. Our goal for this trip was to see a concert on a Saturday night and relax and do things that we wanted to do.
Here is my step counts for the four days of being away and two of those are travel
days when we don't get normally as much walking in as the days we are staying
in Niagara Falls.
- Thursday - 7,580 steps
(this was a travel day and we also did do some walking along Clifton Hill
and also a bit of walking around the Outlet Mall)
- Friday – 10,194 steps,
this is one of our full days in Niagara Falls and even going to and from
Tim Horton's for breakfast accounts for 1,700 steps so that does help.
We also walked over to the old Casino and walked around Clifton Hill so
that also helped with the step count.
- Saturday – 13,624
steps, this is another full day in Niagara Falls, walking to Tim Horton's
for breakfast and then to Niagara Casino Resort to see a concert and back.
Let's see what the step count is because seeing a total that makes me
happy would be good.
- Sunday – 4,296 steps, this
is walking to Tim Horton's for breakfast and then the travel day back home
Of
course, we may not be reaching the 10,000-step count that some people say that
you much achieve each day, but we are making sure that we can get some walking
in and that is the most important thing.
Being
able to see that we have been able to get some steps in each day is very
important and we have to accept that not every day is going to be the 10,000-steps
but at least if we have been able to continue to move our body and get some steps
in it is better than nothing or just getting in 1,000 steps.



