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I am thinking about another challenge. A "Move around the world" challenge. You get 1 mile for every minute of moving activity. Example, if a participant does 10 minutes on a treadmill, he or she will earn 10 miles. If they take a rowing class for 45 minutes, that’ll get the participant 45 miles.
Since the Earth is 24,901 miles around, this challenge will be a difficult one, a REALLY difficult one! If you do 60 minutes per day, then it will take approximately 415 days to complete the challenge! Keep in mind, you get 1 mile for 1 minute…not mile for mile! This means the more active you are, the quicker you complete the challenge. I am not sure I am up to this alone and will need some help to keep me motivated. This will be the biggest challenge in which I have ever participated.
To manage this tracking would have to be done on a daily basis and ideally with a running total. If you are interested, please let me know. I know this is a big one and probably over the top, but man it will be fun to go for it!
Thank you for reading and hopefully participating!
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I'd love to join in!
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I don't have a starting date yet though. I was wanting to judge interest. I think this will be fun and I will post a starting date soon! Thank you for your interest and willingness to participate!
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Would people be ok if I participated with a different "fuel"? I'm thinking maybe one minute of meditation per mile
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Did I make that complicated or is it pretty clear? This should be fun!
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2 hours is 120 miles
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Or are you meaning outside of the ordinary? Like walking for the sake of walking, or biking for the sake of biking, etc etc etc
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Avalonslight wrote: Would something like moving for work count? Take someone who works in retail. They're up on their feet moving and hauling stuff around their entire shift.
Or are you meaning outside of the ordinary? Like walking for the sake of walking, or biking for the sake of biking, etc etc etc
Outside of the ordinary. I am on my feet at work as well, but during our slow times, I literally just walk the parking lot. Our parking lot isn't that big, but I usually end up with several thousand extra steps per day. For example: When I have a normal day at work, I will probably walk 11,000 - 13,000 steps. When I walk the parking lot during slow times, that jumps to 18,000 - 23,000 steps.
Doing this is to get people moving more. Break the routine of the mundane!
Hope that helps Avalon
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2 hours walking = 120 miles.
Running total so far: 240 miles!
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They let me in late. We gotta catch up!Albali Cometlast wrote: Hope its not too late to join, really like this challenge....
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