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Pi Day: Exercise Pi
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How fit is π?

If you love sports and keeping fit, here is a great way for you to join in the celebration of Pi Day and help others to get a bit more fit.

Use the digits of π (as many as you like) to design or devise an exercise routine that you can share with the world at #NextEngineersDIY.

You can design any kind of routine you like. For example, the first 10 digits of π are 3.141592653, so you could create a routine as follows:

  1. Three hops on your left leg
  2. One second rest
  3. Four hops on your right leg
  4. One second rest
  5. Five sit-ups
  6. Nine seconds rest
  7. Two jumping jacks
  8. Six push-ups
  9. Five seconds rest
  10. Three crunches

Get as creative as you like! Use as many digits of π as you like. Use the digits however you like. When you are done, be sure to share a video of you doing the exercise to help inspire the rest of us.

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What is Pi?

Pi (represented by the Greek letter π) is the ratio of the length of a circle’s circumference to its diameter and has a value of approximately 3.14.

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