Tried some new things this week, I played badminton which isn't so new but I certainly haven't played in a while. It was really good fun and great exercise, I really felt it the day after. Something completely new is that I walked a completely new route to finish my steps. Its an area of town that I don't normally go to as I have no reason usually but it thought why not, and just started walking.
Nothing crazy happened, there were more children around than my usual route which wasn't great, and this was more of a residential area than an industrial one which again isn't great. One of the things I love most about it walking is just getting away from people and having time to think.
I remember when I first started walking I listened to audio books, it seemed great at first but then I listened to something a little boring for my liking and decided to stop. I don't even listen to music, I just think and daydream about things.
A dilemma I faced this week is when I played badminton. I clearly did over 10,000 during my hour of play but because of the weight of the phone and risks involved I didn't keep it in my pocket while playing. This meant I had to make up for about 5,000 steps at the end of the day when I was exhausted, I ended up pacing around my flat and going to the shop. Having to complete these steps can possibly hinder me when doing things that might make me exhausted. It wasn't too bad playing badminton but I can see going to the gym and possibly weight lifting having a much more noticeable affect.
Here's the results for this week -
Nothing special or crazy, I like how I can view at what times during the day I complete my steps. You'll notice generally a big spike, that's when I go for my walk each day.