Archived Miles Walked per Shift

[LogisticsFox]

23k (about 13 miles) on a normal day and about +29k if my mid calls out. I'd kill to have all the fill groups in the main back room. There's currently a stockroom in every corner of the store.

 

[dabeastfromtheeast]

Last time a guy loading doors in OB wore a pedometer, he logged 23 miles in a 12 hr shift.

 

[dannyy315]

That's one shift?? How long was it? And did you run laps on your breaks?

I walked over 30,000 this past Saturday. 8 hour shift, very busy.

 

[doodlebug]

In a 6 hour GSA shift, I easily get 10,000 steps. And I normally forget to wear my fit bit until I'm heading out the door for work. Over the holidays, there were a lot of days that I hit 20-25K steps with just a 6 hour shift.

When I first got my fit bit, I was a cashier and it was super frustrating!

 

[POGguy]

Depends what I'm doing. Usually around 8-10 miles a day. If I'm working backroom 13-15 miles or more.

 

[sher]

I had a cashier shift a few days back and forgot to switch the fitbit to my pants and ended up with 7k steps from moving my arm. I know I didn't walk that much lol. I have 300 steps right now and I've only been out of bed twice.

Yesterday I hit 10k with it in my pants in a 5 hour floor shift shift, though. That's above my average for so little time, but I was the only person in softlines at all so I was everywhere.

 

[dannyy315]

I walked almost 30k steps on Sunday (about 15 miles).

 

[JimmyTarget]

On a typical day (SF) I walk roughy 25,000 steps
Last month during a 10 hour shift I walked 41,000

 

[dannyy315]

It's worth noting my Sunday shift was only 5 hours. I have no idea how I got my steps up that high, lol.

 

[missionimpossible]

truck days about 32,000 steps non truck days about 22,000

 

[ExhaustedCashier]

Starbucks makes me hit about 5,000 steps for a four hour shift, almost 8,000 steps some days for a closing shift because I walk in circles because our hideyhole is poorly planned.

Guest Service depends on how many people need photos and flexible fulfilments.

 

[redeye58]

My trusty old pedometer wore out so I was using one the GSAs used to use when they used to have a "get a move on" competition.
I did 9216 steps in a 6 hr SB shift; lots of steps in a 3'x6' space with a few longer stretches pulling my supplies.

 

[queencat]

Probably like 100. cashiers collectively groan.

One of the GSAs is super into health and wears a fitbit, I should ask her.

 

[Hardlinesmaster]

I average between 10k to 16k in 8 hour shift.

 

[Redzee]

Explains my shoes.

 

[Aoshi]

My Cellphone (or Smartphone) has pedometer in it and I usually average 12,000 to 15,000 steps a day. I'm usually with Plano or Hardlines. It usually varies depending on my workcenter and if I have back-up cashier more than usual!

 

[Triscuit]

Doing pricing i walk between 7 and 9,000 steps a day.

 

[kyle petty]

13k cause i was running all over the store for reasons that would out me if anyone else from my store were here. that's a lot of calories burned.

 

[SFSFun]

My feet...

 

[trowa03]

Temporally working in one of the .com DC's I walked about 20miles a day lugging a 6ft long metal cart behind me for 12 hours 6 days a week for 3 weeks.

Good times : )

 

[oath2order]

leadership at my store has discovered fitbits

and it's basically the new fashion accessory.

 

[Hardlinesmaster]

leadership at my store has discovered fitbits

and it's basically the new fashion accessory.

I have one & love it!

 

[Stubio]

8.5 hour shift as cart attendant to a large target connected to a mall with 3 parking lots I have to walk around in comes out to....many miles.

 

[Kartman]

I wish the builders of the pyramids could log into this thread!

 

[RightArm]

over 19,000 steps today which was 8.6 miles in a single shift..... boy do my feet hurt. pfffft