#100milewalk, it’s a challenge, really

Since February 15th, I have been keeping count of how many miles I walk every day. I have been posting this every night before going to bed, but I had no idea how many miles I had walked so far, to complete the #100milewalkteamsusie challenge. I thought, I must be close, I feel like I’ve been counting miles forever, but it’s only been a little over a week.

So far I have walked 23.84 miles. That’s nothing, I need 100 by March 15. I have to get walking if I’m going to make it to 100 in 3 weeks. My average is a little bit more than 3 miles per day, sometimes a little bit less (like 2 miles).

I thought, if I just count them everyday, I’m sure I can do that in a moth, but just counting the miles doesn’t work, I need to push myself to walk a little bit more. And this is not just for this challenge, just seeing how I can barely get to the recommended 10,000 steps every day makes me feel like I need to do more.

I don’t know if I’m paying too much attention to fitness apps or letting this 100 mile walk get in my head, but I feel like I need to walk, or run more.

Here’s a little more information about those 10,000 steps:

The Truth About ‘10,000 Steps’ a Day

I also want to mention how proud I am of the rest of #teamsusie for keeping this up. I know they will all make it to 100 miles. #100milewalkteamsusie

This is Maria Cristina

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Ready for therapy

She went all the way to Syracuse because I wanted to go to my graduation a year later, I am going to her graduation, no matter what she says. I love you

This was the second 5k I did after the TBI. I didn’t have help on this one, I did it all by myself. It took me like 50 or 55 minutes; something like that.