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Moderate, Function

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MODERATE STEP FUNCTION This pedometer displays the number of steps and minutes walked at a moderate or brisk pace in a day. Moderate intensity activity is defined as 3.0 to 6.0 METs* by the American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM). * METs represents the ratio of exercise metabolic rate. 1.0 MET is defined as the energy expenditure at resting condition. On average, when sitting at rest we use 1.0 MET, when walking at normal pace (2.5 mph) we use 3.0 METs. Moderate steps This counts the number of steps taken at a moderate pace (3.0 METs or more). Moderate to brisk walking at approximately 2.5 to 3.4 mph (may differ in individuals) is one of the most popular activities to meet this recommendation. Minutes for moderate steps This counts the amount of time spent walking at 3.0 METs or more. Source: ACSM and the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) physical activity recommendation for adults is at least 30 minutes of moderate intensity activity 5 or more days per week. For more information, visit www. acsm.org. NOTE: Walking up or down stairs or a steep slope, and walking on a treadmill may not be counted as moderate steps. 4

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MODERATE
STEP
FUNCTION
This
pedometer
displays
the
number
of
steps
and
minutes
walked
at
a
moderate
or
brisk
pace
in
a
day.
Moderate
intensity
activity
is
defined
as
3.0
to
6.0
METs*
by
the
American
College
of
Sports
Medicine
(ACSM).
*
METs
represents
the
ratio
of
exercise
metabolic
rate.
1.0
MET
is
defined
as
the
energy
expenditure
at
resting
condition.
On
average,
when
sitting
at
rest
we
use
1.0
MET,
when
walking
at
normal
pace
(2.5
mph)
we
use
3.0
METs.
Moderate
steps
This
counts
the
number
of
steps
taken
at
a
moderate
pace
(3.0
METs
or
more).
Moderate
to
brisk
walking
at
approximately
2.5
to
3.4
mph
(may
differ
in
individuals)
is
one
of
the
most
popular
activities
to
meet
this
recommendation.
Minutes
for
moderate
steps
This
counts
the
amount
of
time
spent
walking
at
3.0
METs
or
more.
Source:
ACSM
and
the
Center
for
Disease
Control
and
Prevention
(CDC)
physical
activity
recommendation
for
adults
is
at
least
30
minutes
of
moderate
intensity
activity
5
or
more
days
per
week.
For
more
information,
visit
www.
acsm.org.
NOTE:
Walking
up
or
down
stairs
or
a
steep
slope,
and
walking
on
a
treadmill
may
not
be
counted
as
moderate
steps.
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