Here's why you should walk 
      Walking is ‘the nearest activity to perfect exercise’ because it is a 
natural movement that places minimal stress on the joints. The advantage of 
walking is that the intensity and purpose is self-dictated. You could walk 
simply to get some fresh air , de-stress the mind or keep fit. 

      Just five 30-minute walking sessions of approximately 2 miles each week 
can reduce the risk of heart attack by more than 25 per cent. 

      Walking involves nearly all your muscles - the abdominal and back muscles 
are stabilized as they hold the spine erect , the arms work in opposition to 
legs. 

      Benefits of walking 
      Burns calories and strengthens bones. 
      A low-impact activity with a low injury potential. 
      Improves balance and posture. 
      Lowers the risk of heart disease. 
      A great stress buster. 

      Calories burned 
      Every mile you walk approximately burns 100 calories. If you walk 5 miles 
a day , everyday , you will burn about 3500-calories , or 1 pound in a week. 

      Challenge your routine 
      Increasing speed or distance is a good way of making your “walk workouts” 
more effective. Walking up the slopes increases the workload and energy costs. 
To further increase intensity of slope climbing - choose slopes that are steep. 

      Walk tall 
      Walk tall , with your head centered between your shoulders and your chest 
lifted. Bend elbows and pump your arms swinging forward and back from your 
shoulders. Pull in your abs and keep you spine in a neutral position. 

      Stretch 
      Don’t forget to stretch the muscles you’ve worked at the end of your 
walking session. 

      Calf stretch 
      Taking a giant step forward with the right foot , right leg bent , left 
leg straight , keep both feet pointing forward and left heel touching the 
ground. 

      Front of the thigh stretch 
      Stand tall; grasp right foot with right hand. Bring your foot toward the 
hip , keeping knees together. 

      Back of the thigh stretch 
      Slowly raise one leg and rest it on an elevated platform , such as a park 
bench or ledge. Keeping your hips square , bend at your waist and lower your 
trunk forward. 

     





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