Summer is officially here and it’s a great time to get out and start walking. There are so many health benefits and, if you find a partner or a group to walk with, there are also many social benefits!
Our Colleague Sue is a big advocate for the benefits of walking. She can often be seen power walking around Campanelli Drive and the nearby area. So she and her Business Office Colleagues have compiled some facts about the benefits of walking.
According to Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, a daily brisk walk can help you:
The faster, farther and more frequently you walk, the greater the benefits. Here are some interesting walking facts for those who have pedometers:
For a good fitness stride, keep your head up; neck, shoulders and back relaxed; swing arms; keep back straight; and roll your foot from heel to toe.
Now just get your sneakers out and plan your 30-minute, or more, route. You can set small goals in the beginning, 10 or 20 minutes, build up to 30… and enjoy! Check out Prevention’s list of fat-burning and energy-boosting walking plans here.
Have a great local route or a walking tip to share? Post your comments below!
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Walking is such an underrated yet powerful way to stay fit, and I love how this article encourages making it a simple, daily habit. It’s accessible to almost everyone and can really boost both physical and mental health. This ties nicely with the importance of having your Tarjeton IMSS, which helps ensure you have support for maintaining your health journey over time. Do you find walking more enjoyable when you have a specific goal or route in mind?
¡Qué motivador leer sobre “Walk Your Way Fit”! Me encanta cómo se resalta que algo tan simple como caminar puede tener un impacto tan poderoso en nuestra salud física y mental. Personalmente, he descubierto que caminar no solo me ayuda a mantenerme activo, sino que también me da espacio para reflexionar, desconectar del ruido digital y hasta hacer dhikr en silencio. Y cuando uno organiza bien su día, incluso puede alinear sus caminatas con los horarios de Namaz en Karachi, haciendo una pausa consciente para reconectar espiritualmente. ¿Tú también encuentras en caminar un momento para ti, más allá del ejercicio?