Get Fit Walking - Can you get fit just by walking? YES!
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- Опубліковано 31 гру 2023
- This is a new strand for Sport Walk, aimed squarely at those interested in fitness walking, especially anyone just starting out.
In this introduction, Roger explains what the Get Fit Walking series will be about and answers the question - can walking get me fit?
You can find out more about Sport Walking, as well as finding useful information to inspire you on your walking for fitness journey, at any of our other channels:
Website: sportwalk.net
Facebook: / sportwalk
Facebook Group: / 314107014680325
Instagram: / sportwalkuk
Strava Club: / strava - Спорт
I look forward to following your content. I'm a 58 year old Canadian heart attack survivor. Up to my heart attack, I was an endurance trail runner. Walking was/is the focus of my recovery process. While I want to return to trail running. I think my path forward for the new year will be as you suggested, 3 power walks during the week plus one longer slower walk on the weekend (maybe on a nearby forest trail system) . Thanks for what you share!
I hope we can give you some help in getting back on it! All the best. Roger
Good luck and welcome to the next positive phase in your life. Cheers
Just very exciting! As a long-time follower, I think this is a strong, clear, and precise video to lead with into the new year. I'm REALLY looking forward to all the new content. 🙂
Thanks Christy, that’s really nice to know! 🙂
THIS IS A NICE BREAK TO ALL THE RUNNING CHANNELS I'VE INVESTED IN.
Sometimes its nice to go for a walk.
Always so interesting and motivating, thank you Mr Roger!
If you want a change,
Listen to arrange,
You need no talk,
Just go out for a walk !😉
Love that Frederic! 😁
@@sportwalk 🙏 😊
Oh this sounds good! I loved running in my late teens but always felt like it was too hard on my joints as I got older. I also struggled with anorexia and couldn't do a lot of sports anymore. During the pandemic I started walking and it helped me so much! No joint pain, got really fit and I got a very healthy relationship with food again. I love being in nature, so this was easily the best thing I ever did for my physical and mental health. Sadly, I got a medical condition last year due to bad luck and had six surgeries already. I got so sad because I couldn't walk long distances anymore but my surgeons always say, even walking a tiny bit every time I can is already doing a lot for my health. It's encouraging to know that I don't need to run marathons or lift heavy weights to do something for my health. Looking forward to long hikes again someday when I am back on my feet
Thanks for sharing your story & I’m sorry you’ve had health problems & that you’re not able to exercise like you used to. It’s so good to hear your practical experience of walking & how it impacted your fitness. I hope you can return to walking distance soon & that we can help in some small way with our series. All the best. Roger
Love your content!
Thanks Peter!
Sounds great 👍. Looking forward to enjoying the journey ❤❤
i ve started 10 months ago along with cutting alcohol . still kinda low volume overall, but here i am 1100 km in legs and 108 from 145 kg. now i am ready to start challenging myself more. cheers from brno, czech republic.
Fantastic to hear your progress! It’s great that you’re seeing & feeling the benefit too! Just stick with it & the more you challenge yourself, the more you’ll want it! Challenge achievements are a bigger & better hit than anything else we know & it’ll give you such motivation to just do more & more! Hopefully we can help with tips & ideas to inspire you onwards too but your progress so far shows you have the dedication to succeed! 💪🙌 All the best!
Amazing!!
Inspiring stuff Roger! I'm going for the Strava "Walk 1,000 miles in 2024" challenge plus a 20 mile event in July.
What about strength training while doing this program?
Yes, we’ll be covering basic strength work to support Sport Walking in the series. We recommend working the legs (obvs), shoulders/back & core in addition to walking sessions.