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  1. Hillside Steps. $450 materials. 2 weeks DIY labor. : r/landscaping - Reddit

    The steps feel solid so far. Recent rain hasn't moved it one bit. A landscaper come to work on an unrelated project, he said the steps sitting on soil is good enough it'll last many years. But I do …

  2. How many steps do we take at home in a typical day? - Reddit

    Jun 26, 2023 · Since some people wear their fitness trackers all the time, I was wondering how many steps a day we take at home casually. Like you might go and wash some dishes, do the laundry, …

  3. Does getting 10k steps in daily really make a big difference ... - Reddit

    For me, steps made a huge difference. 48, 5’2 started at 148 and now 124. • Lift 3-4x a week • Cardio daily • 1400 calories • Losing 1/2 pound a week I’m actually 1 pound under my goal but I’m going to …

  4. why is 10k steps so hard to me achieve? : r/walking - Reddit

    Feb 8, 2026 · why is 10k steps so hard to me achieve? i have a pretty sedentary work. the highest i can get is only 5k steps. please how do you guys do it?

  5. 25/F- My experience walking 15-25k steps a day for 1.5 years.

    I work until 5, maybe getting 1-2k more steps in, depending on what I am doing (running to grab lunch, doing an errand, pacing around my house). I then walk another 6-8k steps after work, for about an …

  6. Just how important is a steps-per-day goal? : r/xxfitness - Reddit

    Jul 5, 2023 · 10,000 steps was an arbitrary number someone made up. If you’re working on a cut, the calories matter more than the steps you take! I’ve adjusted my step goal to 7,500 steps per day …

  7. Is 15k steps or more a day considered active even if I don’t do ...

    10,000 steps per day is the current standard goal. For seniors 7,500 steps. The "experts" recommend a combination of aerobics type exercise, (including walking), strength training, (anything that includes …

  8. How many steps a day to stay active? : r/1200isplenty - Reddit

    10,000 steps a day is some sort of average that the average person need to take to get up to using 2000 cal/day for men and 1800cal/day for women. I'm 5'7, female and about 145lbs and I use about 1700 …

  9. The Ultimate Step 1 Guide : r/step1 - Reddit

    WELCOME! A lot of students ask the same questions, so I created this guide to help everyone out. If you have something to add please let me know. Happy studying! What is USMLE Step 1? In the …

  10. what does "steps" actually do? : r/StableDiffusion - Reddit

    Sep 20, 2022 · Steps is literally the number of steps it takes to generate your output. At the start of the generation, you would just see a mass of noise/random pixels. On every step, some of that noise is …