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Step Challenge

Log your steps for the week - and enter our step Challenge!

Wear your pedometer every day for the duration of the program recording your steps in your health diary and resetting your pedometer every night before you go to sleep.

On the Monday start of the next week of the program add up your steps for the previous week (Monday to Sunday) and log them on our website.

 Follow the drop down boxes below to log your steps for the week!

Check out the leader board for which team is on it's way to winning the Steps Challenge Perpetual Trophy.

Your Full Name
Email
Ward
Week
No. of Steps

Why measure your steps?

Increasing physical activity has significant health benefits and you can fit more of it into your everyday life just by walking to work or taking the stairs instead of the lift. We recommend during the first week of the program you record the steps you take during a normal week and then during the next nine weeks think of new ways to increase the number of steps you take each day (our walking groups are a great way!), towards a goal of 10,000 steps a day (70,000 for the week).

The Pedometer Steps Challenge Trophy is kindly donated by the Northern Territory Government and will be presented to the winning ward Alderman or Mayor at the Closing Party at Flight Path Golf and Archery.

How does your physical activity measure up? Is there room for improvement?

Check the table below:

Sedentary
< 5000 steps
Low Active 5000 - 7499 steps
Somewhat Active 7500 - 10000 steps
Active > or = 10,000-12,499 steps
Highly Active > or = 12,500 steps

 

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Phone
(08) 8982 1000

Testimonials

‘I really appreciated the opportunity to participate in a program with variety - it was really great. the ability to have so many choices that you could vary each day provided the momentum to keep doing something every day - even Sundays.’