Archived How many steps do you normally get?

[HLN13]

Share your steps here! I get between 17000-25000. My highest I've hit was 35000 when I was putting away reshop all day.

 

[Bosch]

I usually hit the 10K mark by lunch but average 12-16K.. Depending on a shorter or full shift. I data log for our health insurance(not spots) and we always use my data for the discount.

 

[Him]

Well I use Fitbit personally. Not sure what you use to track your steps. Whenever I'm @ work, I have 15,000-20,000 steps. I got Fitbit when they were giving it to us for free

 

[BackroomBear]

Most I had was 34,500 day after Black Friday. 15.5 hour shift. Average about 18,000 for a 8hr shift.

 

[SFSFun]

Depends what I'm doing.

If I'm Flexible Fulfillment on a heavy day or backroom on a truck day, I'll do 25-30k. An average Flexible Fulfillment shift is around 20k. Receiving shift is around 15k.

 

[HLN13]

Well I use Fitbit personally. Not sure what you use to track your steps. Whenever I'm @ work, I have 15,000-20,000 steps. I got Fitbit when they were giving it to us for free

I just use the health app on my iPhone. Meh, not sure how accurate it really is.

 

[NPC]

Fitbits just track how much I use my hands.

 

[StockerAce]

Usually 18-24k.

 

[redcardroy]

The equivalent of 12 miles on my LOD shifts. Which is something like 25k steps. Sketchers are the only reason I manage.

 

[StockerAce]

The equivalent of 12 miles on my LOD shifts. Which is something like 25k steps. Sketchers is the only reason I manage.

Me too. After the memory foam started to wear a bit, put in some of those gel inserts from Dr Scholls and I was good to go again.

 

[redeye58]

Did 5000 steps during the last Frappy Hour.

 

[Leo47]

Omg lol... I get about 4,000 at the most and that's if I collect reshop/hangers from the lanes AND do self checkout for part of my shift lmao

 

[HRZone]

(Whistles while leaning back in chair)

 

[Sanzano]

Judging by my weight, not enough.

 

[SnorlaxTM]

I get about 8-10k steps a shift doing SFS.

 

[Bob Marley]

When I was a cart attendant usually around 25-30k, with the most being 42k once when I had to open-close (10am-11pm ).

But now that I'm a GSA it's around 5-15k depending on how much standing around I have to do...

 

[soyaxo]

The day I spent completing my learning plan back in 2015 got me 14 miles - 34k steps. The one who helped me that day got termed earlier this week. On average, I only do about 10k within a six hour shift.

 

[WalmartDrone]

30,000 - 40,000 I usually won the fitbit store challenges.

 

[LUR99]

Not that many. About 8000/day as an HRTM. Most of those steps are from at home though lol. When I work sales floor or Guest service I get at least 14K steps.

 

[Hardlinesmaster]

Fitbits just track how much I use my hands.

True that. But apple watch does a better job. I do 14k. Don't forget the rally points.

 

[Bosch]

Fitbits just track how much I use my hands.

Mine is old, its the Fitbit that you put in your pocket. I trash watches and the wrist bands kept breaking on that Fitbit so hubby and I traded.

 

[Pale]

Between 15-20k as hardlines, on longer shifts it can get to mid 20's.

 

[Tessa120]

Before I knew I had a step tracker in my phone historical data averaged me about 13-16k steps a day. Some days were above 20k. I switched it to a mileage goal after I found it, averaging 5-7 miles a day at work.

It did glitch bad one day though. Or I somehow managed to walk 125 miles that day. Other than that it seems to be accurate.

 

[glo]

Did a 12 hr day yesterday. Ended at 32k.

 

[SFSFun]

It did glitch bad one day though. Or I somehow managed to walk 125 miles that day. Other than that it seems to be accurate.

I had that happen once with the Fitbit app using data from my iPhone. Said something like 80 miles.