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I have to actively choose to go for a long walk in order to reach the 10k mark. Taking a bus, riding a bike, going into the subway. It doesn’t add up to a lot.
by wodenokoto 5y ago
I have to actively choose to go for a long walk in order to reach the 10k mark.
Taking a bus, riding a bike, going into the subway. It doesn’t add up to a lot.
- tester34 5y agoWhy care about steps when you're cycling? it's serious question
- wodenokoto 5y agoIt’s a good question and the poor answer is: Nothing is counting my cycling.
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- tester34 5y agoYour clock does, kinda, ain't that enough?
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