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Great strides... how to get more steps into your day
Bristol Post
|August 12, 2025
It's widely believed that 10,000 steps a day is the gold standard to aim for to boost health - but is this just an old wives' tale?
A new study, led by academics from the University of Sydney in Australia, suggests the actual number to aim for is a more manageable 7,000 steps.
So, how can we increase our average daily step count?
1. PARK FURTHER AWAY
“People tend to park near their office and spend a fortune on parking. But often the cheaper or free parking spots are further away,” says Andy Carr, master trainer and head of fitness for Snap Fitness UK. “Choose a parking spot further from the entrance. It might only add a minute or two to your walk but over the course of a week, it makes a difference.
“If you have a designated parking spot, I recommend getting to work 15 to 20 minutes early and going for a walk around the block.”
2. TAKE WALKING MEETINGS
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