Last Saturday, I decided to hit up my favorite club, all decked out and ready to dance. But somehow, the moment I stepped out of my apartment, I knew I was in for a wild ride. The moment my friends and I hit the streets, we got carried away—turns out, we missed the bus and tried to sprint after it. One bus after another whisked past, while we chased them like we were training for the Olympics. By the time we actually made it to the club, my fitness tracker was screaming “7 km!” and I was pretty sure I’d just set a new personal best—without even trying!
Picture this: I arrived at the club, breathless and drenched in sweat, desperately trying to explain to the bouncer that I wasn’t there for a fitness competition, but for some “dancing.” Meanwhile, my friends were still laughing about my new nickname—”The Club Runner”—as I awkwardly tried to blend in with people who looked like they actually spent the evening sipping cocktails. Instead of cutting a rug on the dance floor, I ended up cutting corners in an impromptu workout. Who needs a gym membership when your night out involves a spontaneous marathon?
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Went out to a club and unintentionally covered 7 km.

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Ah yes, the rare dancefloor treadmill..
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Lol
C
Comes with strobe lights, bad music, and zero incline control. Still counts though.
G
Were you “shakin’ your grove thing” on the dance floor while wearing your pedometer?
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“ I’ve accidentally run to Windsor “ – Hans
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My legs are jelly!
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People taking this far too seriously in the comments lmao.
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Fr tho
C
Nothing sets off the athlesiurewear crowd quite like a casual joke. I do it on purpose for my own amusement. Last week I told someone at work I was “carbloading for my lunchtime walk” while eating an 11am croissant within earshot of someone who has broccoli and brown rice for lunch every day. Set them off for so long they had to work late to make up for it. It’s the little things that make life fun.
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walking home after the club is the best
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Unless you stayed a bit too long.
H
What are the coins? Are you being paid to take steps?
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Yeah, we can redeem them later to purchase products, gift cards and all those things in the app
N
Black mirror s1e2
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Whack! That’s something.
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There are no accidents when the bass hits
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Let’s gooo
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Were you at Club Aqua or Club Haunted House?
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I actually want to go to Haunted House *way* more than I want to go to Aqua.
M
I want to go to Club Aqua, but I really want to go to Club Haunted House. Heard the deck was unreal, really something to lose your head about.
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> 10k > my workout for the week Uhm… nope. For the day, barely.
J
Think you’re taking the comment too literally. It’s quite a common UK sentiment to joke like “Welp that’s me done for the week” type exaggeration after doing something unexpected like ten thousand steps when it’s not your norm?
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American here. I thought it was pretty obviously a joke not to be taken literally.
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A basic murican barely walks 2k steps a day if they do 10k it’s same as a marathon for most of them.
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Everyone is at different points in the journey and we should not make fun of them for it. We should be encouraging anyone who’s serious enough about exercise to even pay attention to their smart watch’s fitness apps.
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If they are currently able to dance for 3 or 4 hours a night 10k steps is a fine daily goal.
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It is for the day actually, i hit frequently 6-7 kms a day, roughly around 200kms a month
J
It’s because your caption said that’s my work out for the week. They think you meant it literally
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Yeah, that’s really nothing, wtf
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Workout? Thats half of what i do at work
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As a server, I hit 30k steps DAILY. Shit adds up quick. And for me I don’t worry about cardio when I go to the gym, personally.
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r/AccidentalWorkout
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People still do the Running Man in clubs?
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Yes, 10k steps worth of the Running Man, in fact.
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10k steps is the workout for the week? That should be around the minimum of daily activity
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That has zero scientific foundation btw, a Japanese pedometer company made it up. Current pedometer hawkers still keep that lie for the same reason. It’s a bad belief for two reasons: unhealthy people may have difficulty hitting that goal and could see better results in half the time, and it does very little for healthy people because it won’t raise their heart rate enough. It’s a very harmless bit of misinformation tbf, I’m just pedantic
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You are right, i probably shouldve been more clear in my response However this “lie” isnt far from the truth But the figure is closer to 8k i believe So i wouldnt say it has no scientific foundation although the figure was pulled from thrir ass But generally walking more and being more active leads to better health outcomes and from personal experience 10k steps is not a lot
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And yet, what’s the harm in saying we should be striving for 10k steps? It’s great to have goals. Most Americans struggle to get 3-5k a day (and the world is not far behind)
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My ‘wildcard’ friend sent in our group chat something similar… 43,000 steps over like a 30hr rave
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What’s a wildcard friend 😭
T
Yeah I clocked something like 200k+ steps at a weekend festival. I think one 24hr period was 60k
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200k steps is about 40 hours of continous walking, were you up 20 hours a day?
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> danced for 3/4 hours, had zero idea was doing cardio Do you breathe when dancing? Lol
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this wasn’t cardio or workout for the week, you should wall 10k everyday 😭 wtf and you did not run anything afais
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You know what this was though? Pretty obviously a joke. 🙂
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I managed 37k steps in 6 hours at a Ferry Corsten gig April last year, fun fun
C
I’ve done 120k steps on a 26hr party before. Basically a marathon’s worth of steps. Wups aha. Yet I still can’t run a 5k…
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r/oopsdidntmeanto
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I had to switch my smart watch to my off hand because of miscalculations, because, reasons….
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I averaged 20-30km when I go clubbing 😅
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