Today's 10-minute walk is helping you keep the fitness promise you made to yourself.

And we'll add another link to your growing fitness chain.

So here we are on that day that we get only once every four years, Leap Day, February 29th.

We need this day to keep the calendar from becoming all out of whack. So a year is 365

days, five hours and 48 minutes. I think I got that right. And so without adding an extra day to the calendar once every four years, things would

really get out of whack over time. I don't know if we would notice it in our lifetime, but at some

point, the middle of summer would be, I guess, in January, which actually doesn't sound too bad.

To keep that from happening, we get this extra day every four years.

I've always wondered what happens if your birthday is on February 29th.

We almost had someone in our family with that.

My nephew, Isaac, was born in 1992, a leap year.

And his due date, I think, was actually on the 29th.

And we're all like, is it going to happen?

And he came a day early.

So yesterday was Isaac's birthday.

But apparently if you do have a birthday on February 29th for all those

legal things, you know, where something happens when you turn a certain age on your birthday,

at least here in the United States, March 1st becomes your legal birthday when those things take place. That is if it happens on a non-leap year.

So I was wondering, wouldn't it be great if leap day was kind of like when we turn the clocks back and we get an extra hour to kind of do with what we want.

Wouldn't it be cool if leap day was kind of the same thing?

You get a free day to do whatever you want.

So if that were the case, what would you do today?

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