Get more steps in a day

Want to walk 20,000 steps per day? Read our tips to find out how to walk more and get those steps in! In our guide, you'll find tips and tricks to track your steps and start increasing them over time. Read our blog post to learn more!

Fitness trackers have become all the rage and are a great way to push and challenge you to stay more active throughout your day. When I first got my fancy dancy fitness tracker, I figured getting 10,000 steps a day was something I was already pretty close to doing; chasing three kids all day long

Are the stay at home orders making you gain weight? Here is a simple way to reach your target of 10,000 steps a day even when you are stuck at home all day.

When you're setting daily step goals, or need new ideas for how to increase your step count, here are 50 fun ways to get more steps during your day. I'll be showing you techniques like pacing while you brush your teeth and doing an additional lap of the supermarket. So hit those step count goals with these creative ways to increase daily steps

If you are desperate to break the endless cycle of a sedentary lifestyle, check out these totally doable ways to break free!

Want to get 10000 steps in a day without being a chore? Here are 20 easy ways to get those steps in and stay active throughout the day.

knew I needed to walk more, but couldn't seem to find the time to do it outside. I finally figured it out, thanks to my mini-treadmill. But, learn tips for how to get more steps, even off the treadmill, and I answer the important questions: how long does it take and - do you lose weight walking more? Check out the full blog post. #walk #10000steps

7 tips to Increase your step count and get more active during your daily routine. Increase your steps and walk more, get fitter and stay in shape with these simple changes to your daily routine #increasesteps #fitness #improveyourhealth #walkmore

How many daily steps do you need to lose weight? A trainer answers that and offers several tips on how to add more steps to your routine.

20,000 steps a day. Ten miles of walking, running, and limping around for a month. I challenged myself to and it came down to the wire. Could I pull it off?