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Week 9 Prize: $25 Gift Card – Target
(May 29-June 4, 2023)

New Prizes Every Week!
Monday morning – Sunday night
One Winner from Each Level – Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced
Don’t forget to enter your steps each week!

92,329,625

total steps logged

4,480,148

steps logged this week

Check out our Physical Activity Conversion Chart!

Physical Activity Conversion Chart
To be eligible for the weekly prizes, participants must meet the following weekly requirements:
Beginners – At least 30,000 Steps  |  Intermediate – At least 45,000 Steps  |  Advanced – At least 60,000 Steps
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Learn more at the Year of the Trail website…

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We are challenging the entire community to
“Walk Cabarrus” and reach our #OneBillionSteps goal!

Walk Cabarrus is a community-wide walking campaign focused on creating a healthier community. This initiative was born out of the ChildrenWIN Steering Committee’s goals and is an invitation encouraging people to get out and walk more. It is a campaign to get children walking, to have families walk together, neighbors, co-workers… everyone!

The Walk Cabarrus campaign is also an invitation encouraging people to get out and walk throughout our communities in Cabarrus County and all the places they can participate in active living. You might live in Concord or Midland, but have you ever ventured out to Kannapolis, Mount Pleasant, or Harrisburg? All of these towns make up our great community and we want you to experience all that Cabarrus County has to offer!

2023 Steps
214,452,636
steps logged
Individuals Leaderboard

Jun 1 – Jun 2

Beginner
  • 1. Lisa Blackwell 16,313 steps
  • 2. April Whaling 8,852 steps
  • 3. Lisa Hammond 8,697 steps
  • 4. Tiffany Smith 7,765 steps
  • 5. Angela Cawa 7,763 steps
  • 6. Yevone Sherrill 7,196 steps
  • 7. Sherry Weaks 6,954 steps
  • 8. Candice Bralley 6,229 steps
  • 9. Jennifer Shumway 6,001 steps
  • 10. Linda Thurman 5,906 steps
Intermediate
  • 1. Mike Bost 12,267 steps
  • 2. Mike Jones 11,929 steps
  • 3. John Gurley 9,809 steps
  • 4. Vincent Keipper 9,662 steps
  • 5. Deanna Rakestraw 9,653 steps
  • 6. Lori Cofano 9,400 steps
  • 7. Kristy Dell 8,889 steps
  • 8. Susila Sundarakannan 8,719 steps
  • 9. Joe Marino 8,601 steps
  • 10. Kevin Shanus 8,481 steps
Advanced
  • 1. Angela Beaver 28,505 steps
  • 2. Peggy Melton 27,150 steps
  • 3. Amy Lopez 26,343 steps
  • 4. Maria Sousa 20,127 steps
  • 5. Sylvia Anderson 19,577 steps
  • 6. Brian Hiatt 19,169 steps
  • 7. Gerard Osborne 17,610 steps
  • 8. Jewel Whitehead 17,332 steps
  • 9. Laurie Del Rosso 17,156 steps
  • 10. Jeff Hollis 16,293 steps
Groups Leaderboard

Jun 1 – Jun 2

  • 1. Cabarrus County Wellness for Life 90,387 steps
  • 2. Wonder Women 75,585 steps
  • 3. Zemosa Acres 55,655 steps
  • 4. Gem Theatre 46,928 steps
  • 5. Cabarrus County DHS 44,207 steps
  • 6. Beach Walkers 33,583 steps
  • 7. Hunton Forest Neighborhood 33,019 steps
  • 8. Kannapolis Cannon Ballers 30,951 steps
  • 9. Rowan-Cabarrus YMCA 27,155 steps
  • 10. Atrium Health Cabarrus 23,474 steps
View All

The Challenge – One Billion Steps

We hope Cabarrus County is up for the challenge! That is, to be a healthy community AND to collectively walk #OneBillionSteps in 2023 as part of Walk Cabarrus. Every new activity needs a goal and what better motivation than to join together as an entire community to walk #OneBillionSteps together!

Log your steps online to count towards this amazing step goal.

#ONEBILLIONSTEPS

Once you’ve registered, create a group and invite your friends, family, and co-workers to join you in this county-wide challenge!


WALK CABARRUS OVERVIEW
The Children WIN Steering Committee commissioned a community-wide walking campaign to battle childhood obesity in Cabarrus County. The program saw over 2,000 people register and collectively log over 1 billion steps. Walk Cabarrus and Walk2WIN are now being funded by Cabarrus Health Alliance and the Cabarrus Wellness Coalition.

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