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Too hot to walk outside? Too cold? Maybe you simply don’t feel safe out walking alone. Or, as at the time of the writing this post, you are locked down at home due to a global virus.
Whatever the case, how about hopping on the treadmill (or step and dance in place) and binge-watching a new series?
While training for a Fitbit challenge a few years back, I did just that. It is amazing how quickly those steps add up when you are focusing on a show. Here’s the catch though – make a deal with yourself to not watch any of the episodes/movies unless you are walking.
Here are some that I have watched.
Television Series:
| A Discovery of Witches | Grimm | The Big Bang Theory |
| Beauty and the Beast 1987 | John Adams | The Blacklist |
| Big Love | Lost | The Fosters |
| Call the Midwife | Lucifer | The Handmaid’s Tale |
| Castle | Millennium | The Man in the High Castle |
| Friends | Miranda | The Tudors |
| Game of Thrones | Outlander | The Walking Dead |
| Ghost Whisperer | Smallville | X-files |
| Gilmore Girls | Start Trek (various series) | Virgin River |
Movie Series:
| Alien Series | Star Trek Series |
| Harry Potter Series | The Marvel Cinematic Universe Movies |
| Jurassic Park Series | Twilight Series |
| Lord of the Rings Trilogy | Underworld Series |
So many choices! I’d love to hear about your favorite TV or movie series.
What is the best way to track all those steps? I LOVE the fitbit! Here is the one I use, called the INSPIRE.
I don’t wear it on my wrist though. Instead I use a clip and attach it to the inside my pants pocket, it rests on my upper leg and works well for tracking steps. Here are the clips I use for my fitbit.
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