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A longer walk may take more time, but the activity lowers your risk of injury and provides many of the same health benefits as walking faster. A longer walk builds endurance so that you can, over time, cover longer distances, Dr. Higgins says. Consistent walking allows you to gradually combine both distance and speed.
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Read More »Walking is considered one of the best exercises for the entire body, but especially the legs. The quadriceps, hamstrings, calves, glutes, and abdominal muscles come into play with every step we take, says Sally Davies, senior physiotherapist at Bupa Health Clinic in Bristol, England. For example, when we move our leg forward, the quads and hamstrings help to bend the knee as well as press off the ground. According to Davies, the muscles in the leg work together to “provide stability, support, and control to the body” while walking. These movements help to strengthen and condition the leg muscles. Davies says the best way to work all muscles during your walk is to alternate between walking on flat surfaces and inclines and alternating your speed. The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommends doing 150 minutes of physical activity each week. While it may sound like a lot, the CDC recommends spreading the 150 minutes out over the week. For instance, the agency breaks it down to doing 30 minutes of movement at a moderate intensity five days a week. Does walking fulfill the CDC’s recommendation for physical activity? Stephanie Mansour, a personal trainer and weight-loss coach said one of her clients asked her if walking counted as exercise. And, if all you could do is walk, is that “good enough? ” Mansour answered “yes.” According to Mansour, walking often gets a “bad rap” for not being an intense form of exercise that can create change.
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Read More »Brisk walking improves cardiovascular health and burns more calories. If you’re having problems moving faster, then alternate your pace. Walk at a regular pace for one minute or one block, then speed walk for the next minute or the next block.
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