#walk1000miles in 2017

I do a lot of indoor walking if I need some steps to top up my daily target, wildswan. I sometimes use a stepper in front of the TV, but often just march on the spot. Looking completely mad, of course, but I have read that it's just as good for you as walking if you keep up a brisk pace. I'd much rather get outside in the fresh air on a good day, but as you say, the cold and wind can be very off-putting.

That's a great idea maggiemaybe, I never thought of a stepper. A treadmill is out of the question in my flat but a stepper might be just the thing. Off to investigate the possibilities ....

I've also got a little rebounder down in the cellar, little used (it's not much fun exercising away hemmed in by storage boxes, a noisy freezer and the washing machine). It's been banished there since DH claimed my vigorous bouncing in the front room was probably putting the floorboards at risk.

I confess I gave up very early with this challenge. Has anyone been successful?

So far this year I have walked a minimum of 5 miles (often more) per day until today! The snow and ice have made it too treacherous so having a lazy time baking and eating!
I reckon I will have done over 2000 miles by the end of the year. I have done this for several years and have kept up the habit despite various injuries and Polymyalgia. I dread not being able to get out. I realize that I have been lucky so far. I feel for those with mobility problems.