Oh, my love/hate relationship with my Fitbit. I started out with a Jawbone UP two years ago as a gift from my husband. I wore it everyday even though most days I was lucky to hit 3,000 steps (hello, office job). However, once the summer hits in the Berkshires my entire lifestyle changes. Hiking, morning, walks, walks to town, walks to my yoga studio – hitting 10,000 steps was a breeze!

I switched to a Fitbit for my birthday this year (thank you to my in-laws!) after many trials and tribulations with Jawbone (I went through THREE of them), and also so I could wear it while swimming because the Fitbit Flex 2 is waterproof!

Oh, my love/hate relationship with my Fitbit. I started out with a Jawbone UP two years ago as a gift from my husband. I wore it everyday even though most days I was lucky to hit 3,000 steps (hello, office job). However, once the summer hits in the Berkshires my entire lifestyle changes. Hiking, morning, walks, walks to town, walks to my yoga studio – hitting 10,000 steps was a breeze!

I switched to a Fitbit for my birthday this year (thank you to my in-laws!) after many trials and tribulations with Jawbone (I went through THREE of them), and also so I could wear it while swimming because the Fitbit Flex 2 is waterproof!

I made these trackers to have a visual of my steps (even when I’m barely taking any). I had originally had my steps and hydration stickers as separate stickers, but why not save space and have just one? These are the width of an ECLP vertical box, and about .65″ tall.

Download the Steps, Hydration, & Habit trackers here .studio 3, PNGs, and PDFs here

P.S. Don’t forget to download my health and fitness icons (they include workout boxes, too)

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