How to track your steps 

If you have a smart watch such as a Fitbit or an Apple Watch you can keep track of your daily steps. But you don’t need a smart watch to take part. 

Most modern smart phones can track your steps automatically such as: 

• Health app on iPhone 
• Samsung Health on Samsung devices 
• Google Fit on Android devices 

Some other popular apps are also able to track your steps, these include:

• Strava
• MyFitnessPal

You can also use a step count pedometer if technology isn’t your thing.

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Letting us know

To help us keep track of your steps, and update the leaderboard, we have created the following weekly tracker for you to use during your Walk for Walton challenge. Simply fill this form in with your steps/ updates from the campaign, and we will use this information to update the leaderboard every Monday afternoon.

Google steps tracker

We will also send the form out to all of our leaderboard participants, at the end of every week, so you never have to worry about missing a step!

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Step count chart 

However you choose to track your steps, why not download and print your own step count chart, allowing you to track your steps daily. 

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Leaderboard 

Our leaderboard allows you to add your steps and tell other supporters how you're getting your steps in. The leaderboard will be shown on this page at the beginning of May and you will be sent an email explaining how to add your steps. We will also post updates in our Charity Facebook Group. The leaderboard is just for fun and is up to you if you want to take part.