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Should You Really Take 10,000 Steps a Day? Fitbit starts everyone off with a 10,000-step goal, and hereâs why: It adds up to about five miles each day for most people, which includes about 30 minutes of daily exerciseâsatisfying the CDCâs recommendation of at least 150 minutes of moderate exercise per week. Thing is, 10,000 steps per day might not make sense for you.
Your fitness goal: General Fitness Gains. Your plan: If youâre new to exercise or returning from injury, youâll want to start slowly to avoid burnout or further injury. Wear a Fitbit tracker and determine how many steps you take on average each day over the course of a week. Thatâs your baseline. The Mayo Clinic recommends adding 1000 daily steps each week, so if your baseline is 4000 steps per day, set your goal at 5000 steps each day.