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The key to using a pedometer to meet the Physical Activity Guidelines for Americans is to _________.
A. First set a time goal and then calculate how rigorous the steps need to be each day to reach your goal
B. First calculate how many steps are needed weekly and then match it to a timed goal
C. First set a time goal and then calculate how many steps are needed each day to reach that goal
D. First calculate how many steps are needed each day to reach your goals
1st answer i got was B and it was wrong
A. First set a time goal and then calculate how rigorous the steps need to be each day to reach your goal
B. First calculate how many steps are needed weekly and then match it to a timed goal
C. First set a time goal and then calculate how many steps are needed each day to reach that goal
D. First calculate how many steps are needed each day to reach your goals
1st answer i got was B and it was wrong
Answers
Answered by
Ms. Sue
http://www.health.gov/paguidelines/guidelines/chapter8.aspx
Answered by
Ben
Oops, that A was supposed to be D
Answered by
Gary
The key to using a pedometer to meet the Guidelines is to first set a time goal (minutes of walking a day) and then calculate how many steps are needed each day . it is c , trust me !
Answered by
Anonymous
it isn't c I try that its wrong
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