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* Long Term Health
Benefits: Done consistently, this walk will increase energy, reduce stress and fatigue, improve risk of heart disease, improve mood, improve self-esteem and ad years to your life.
Type of Walk: Consistent walks; 30+ minutes, daily.
Calories expended 2,000 per week.
* Have it all! Mix up all four.
Type of walk: Choose one program each day, 4 times per week or check out some of
great walking videos here: ==>http://www.collagevideo.com!
My Mom’s story: When I was a teen-ager my mother and I used to exercise together. After some years, however, my Mom’s priorities changed and she found herself about 30 pounds overweight. Once she made
commitment to make a change, she used
combination of a daily walk and a sensible diet. The result? She lost one pound per week for 30 weeks and is back to her thin self once again!
A couple things before you begin. Most importantly, before you begin any fitness program, check with your doctor. Also, to make your walking workout a positive experience, invest in proper footwear. You will want to have flexible sneakers, walking shoes or (what I usually recommend) “cross-trainers.” They are available at all sporting goods stores: make
investment, you’ll be glad you did!
And speaking of proper form, most people also do not realize that there is a “way” to walk for
greatest benefit. It’s easy: first, strike
ground with your heel, rolling your foot to your toe. Then, push off with your toe. Repeat this with your opposite foot.
That's all there is to it! With a little effort and your new flexible shoes "made for walkin'" you are well on your way to walking yourself fit!

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