In any event, today, I discovered a second set of stairs (five in all) a stone's throw from the three steps.
So... Five up/down/up a few moments later, down/up/down ... then wander over to the set of three and the same up/down/up a few moments later, down/up/down. ((2X15)+(2X9)) = 48 stairs.
200k,Timelord2067,4,384,2025-01-03
Walk on!
Late yesterday, I strolled over to those stairs and did ((4X3)+(8X5)) = 52 stairs.
200k,Timelord2067,5,436,2025-01-04
Walk on!
5 stairs is a good flight. Â But I think we might be counting differently. Â Checks OP...
Uhhh... philipma1957 we need a ruling. Â
I just noticed in the OP that stairs are both like pushups, Â Up and Down is one stair,
"12 steps up and 12 steps down it would take 8 flights up and 8 flights down to add to 96 and I would simply do a few more to go to 100."
but you first state
"So this will be walk up  100 steps of stairs a day and of course back down the 100 steps. Total of 200 steps."
I use the up/down is one stair method.
my report: 200k,DirtyKeyboard,9,900,2025-01-04
I've found stairs that have 3,5,8,9 and even 13 stairs in one direction before there is a pause. (There's one in town that has well over 100 steps in one direction that I want to revisit at some point)
BUT... (cue the ominous music)... I've been counting each step as a stair. I didn't read the OP (slight pause to go off and read it)
This is the OP as it stands today: (with some text snipped out)
So this will be walk up  100 steps of stairs a day and of course back down the 100 steps. Total of 200 steps.
...
I would say make a small platform and step 100 times and step down 100 times.
I have a six step then landing then a six step
it is 12 steps up and 12 steps down it would take 8 flights up and 8 flights down to add to 96 and I would simply do a few more to go to 100....
So 7 x up is 91 7x down is 91
then nine steps up nine steps down (backwards for those nine for different muscle use)
I am almost 68 years old so today I did 110 pushups and climbed 100 steps up then down
....
ate a ton of food.
then
100 steps up and down
it *seems* as though the inference is ideally, any steps would be done in both directions, *but* the actual stairs are counted - i.e. not as an up-and-down movement as in pushups.
So... If we are counting stirs as an up and down, then my total will have to be halved as they are the actual number of stairs *in one direction* that I have done.
I *think* the slight confusion comes from lower in the post which reads:
this is a copy of dirty key boards format .
the 200k is the goal "âŠ."âŠâŠâŠâŠâŠâŠâŠâŠ. 200k
the name nextâŠâŠâŠâŠâŠâŠâŠâŠâŠâŠâŠâŠâŠâŠ.. philipma1957
how many days you did the stepsâŠâŠâŠ 1
total steps âŠâŠâŠâŠâŠâŠâŠâŠâŠâŠâŠâŠâŠâŠ.âŠâŠ. 100
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date âŠ."âŠâŠâŠâŠâŠâŠâŠâŠâŠâŠâŠâŠâŠ..âŠâŠâŠâŠ.. 12-25-2024
In the layout only 100 has been shown which seems to have been interpreted as half of the above
So this will be walk up 100 steps of stairs a day and of course back down the 100 steps. Total of 200 steps.
I would say make a small platform and step 100 times and step down 100 times.
...
Some stairs I walk in one direction only (such as the thirteen stairs in a car park) and wouldn't necessarily pause to do return circuits of. (and if I'm going in one direction, then a set of three (e.g. down/up/down) would still give me an odd number of stairs...
(anyone getting a headache yet?)