Name _________________________________________Grade
__________ Date _____________
Day 1 Ped. Use: Date _______ Wakeup time
________ Wakeup Heart rate _________
Clip the pedometer onto your waistband and
reset to 0 by pushing the button on the front. (Do
not wear the pedometer while in the shower, bath or while swimming.)
List morning activities (general) & overall
feeling:
Heart rate – during strenuous activities: ______ During quiet activities: _________List afternoon activities (general) & overall feelingStep Total at Noon: ________
Heart rate – during strenuous activities: ______ During quiet activities: _________List evening activities (general) & overall feelingStep Total at 6:00pm: ________
Heart rate – during strenuous activities: ______ During quiet activities: _________Total Steps - Day 1 ____________________________ Time with Pedometer __________
Day 2 Ped. Use: Date _________ Wakeup
time ________ Wakeup Heart rate _________
Clip the pedometer onto your waistband and
reset to 0 by pushing the button on the front. (Do
not wear the pedometer while in the shower, bath or while swimming.)
List morning activities (general) & overall
feeling:
Heart rate – during strenuous activities: ______ During quiet activities: _________List afternoon activities (general) & overall feelingStep Total at Noon: ________
Heart rate – during strenuous activities: ______ During quiet activities: _________List evening activities (general) & overall feelingStep Total at 6:00pm: ________
Heart rate – during strenuous activities: ______ During quiet activities: _________Total Steps - Day 2 ____________________________Time with Pedometer __________
How much distance did you cover each day? _____________________________________
To figure this, measure your average step. Do this by walking at regular speed through snow, or with wet shoes on concrete or in sand. Measure the distance covered from the heel of one foot to the heel of the other foot. Fill the distances into the formula below to figure the mileage covered each day. Show your work on another sheet or on the back of this page.
Average Step Distance (in feet) x Steps taken
each day = Distance covered (in feet)
(Divide the distance covered in feet by 5,280
to determine the miles covered)