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10 Nov 2019, 9:37 am

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Martin Lewis owns his obsessiveness about counting steps with something approaching pride.

“I’ve never done less than 10,000 steps in any day for the last three years,” he says. “But to be honest, if I do just 10,000 steps, I’m never happy. My average is nearer 25,000. It’s an obsession.”


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