For the record, I have written about the benefits of walking numerous times here. You can check out my Page – Why you should walk more.
National Walking Day is Wednesday, April 6, 2022. Established by the American Heart Association and celebrated on the first Wednesday in April, National Walking Day is a day take a walk, move, dance…do whatever works to get you moving and help you kick-off a commitment to a lifetime of healthy living.
The American Heart Association cites research showing the health benefits of regular walking and the importance of safe walking spaces in communities
Whether you’re taking a leisurely stroll through your neighborhood or a power-walk in the park, the American Heart Association, the world’s leading nonprofit organization focused on heart and brain health for all, says taking part in physical activity is one of the best ways to manage stress, reduce the risk of heart disease and stroke and boost your mood.
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I did not know it was national walking day but I did take a long way to work, just to walk. Love walking in the mornings, sets me for good day.
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Thanks for your comment. Actually, I just found out myself. Glad to hear that you got out walking. Keep up the good work!
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Great post, and I love the clever headline!
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Thanks, Maryanne. Nice to hear from you!
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Good post! I wonder what the pros and cons are with regard to bike riding versus walking? Also, what the view amongst your readers is about the distance being walked. My wife has Parkinson’s but practically every day walks down to our mailbox, a round trip distance of half a mile. Thoughts?
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I love walking. It is a superb exercise. Unlike biking it is also load-bearing, so it benefits your skeleton. I ride more than I walk because I am a little kid inside and biking is more fun.
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Tony, my questions were answered this morning at the local Club Northwest. Want me to email you the findings?
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Sure, Paul. Thanks.
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And I have left my thoughts in your About section
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I’m sorry, Paul. But what ‘About’ section are you meaning? I can’t find it.😓
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Sorry Tony,
It is your About Me section.
Paul
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I can’t find it, Paul. The last item there is from 2019.
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Nor can I! I will have to post it again. In this thread.
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Tony, for some reason it is not being pasted. Can you let me have your email address and I will send it to you via your email?
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Sure – arobusto99@yahoo.com
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