Walking for Life

Well BeingI’ve always enjoyed a good long walk. Now that autumn is knocking on our door, it is even more present in my mind. The days are a little cooler and the air slightly more crisp. This allows for a more comfortable walk and in my view a more enjoyable one.

In this age of TV, computers and many more people working from home, our lives have become far too sedentary. I live at my computer screen and find that time goes by so quickly, it is dark outside before you know it. So this Fall I am committed to setting up at least half-an-hour each day to walking.

Studies have shown that it does not take a lot of walking for you to see and feel the benefits. You do not even have to walk that fast. Just getting out and about is sufficient to make a difference to your well being.

There is another benefit to walking. It can help clear your mind and refresh it – allowing you to ready yourself for any tasks that lie ahead. So if you are like me and somewhat in a rut or have come up against a wall, put down tools and go out for a quick stroll. You will come back feeling less stressed and more focused.

Let me know your thoughts on this subject and I will be certain to let everyone know how my daily scheduled walks work out.

Cheers!

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2 Responses to Walking for Life

  1. Liz says:

    I love walking but living in Tennessee it’s sometimes just too hot. Now that it’s a bit cooler I will be getting out more. I’m 51 next year so I could do with the exercise!

  2. Jason says:

    I get enough exercise with my job but a couple weeks ago I got up and took a walk around my neighborhood while sipping on some coffee. It was very pleasant and relaxing. Great way to start of a day off.

    How are your walks going?

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