Tucson Moves a Million Miles

We’ve moved 1,150,418 miles!

“I’m proud to live in a city that gives me year-round opportunities to bike, hike, walk, run, swim—you name it. Tucson Moves a Million Miles is both a reminder and a challenge to be more active, and I hope you’ll join me in my goal to move one million miles together, as a city.”

—Mayor Jonathan Rothschild

At TMC Meet Me Downtown 5K with young Tucsonans who logged 100 miles as part of Walk 100 Miles with the Mayor, June 2013

At TMC Meet Me Downtown 5K with young Tucsonans who logged 100 miles as part of Walk 100 Miles with the Mayor, June 2013

What is Tucson Moves a Million Miles?

A challenge for Tucsonans to improve their health by being more physically active, Tucson Moves a Million Miles gives participants a way to record progress toward their fitness goals—and have it count toward our city’s total.

A previous challenge, Walk 100 Miles with the Mayor, ended in June 2013. Many Tucsonans reached that goal, so Mayor Rothschild challenged the community to move even farther—one million miles!

At Step Out: Walk to Stop Diabetes, October 2014

At Step Out: Walk to Stop Diabetes, October 2014

How do I participate?

Create an account with Tucson Moves a Million Miles. There, you’ll be able to record daily physical activity—miles or minutes of exercise, from aquatics to zumba. If you’re on the move, we want to hear about it!

Where can I find fitness events?

Check out our calendar of events and like our Facebook page, Tucson Moves. Add photos of what makes you move—#makesmemove.

And check out groups like Better Than Ever, Meet Me at Maynards, Southern Arizona Hiking Club and Southern Arizona Roadrunners,

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*Results of the BMI calculator are based on averages. A BMI below 18.5 is considered underweight, 18.5-24.9 normal, 25-29.9 overweight, and above 30 obese. Note: A BMI calculator is designed to assess relative fitness, but it does not calculate the percentage of body fat.