A walking routine is great for body, mind, and soul.
FWIW -- walk in water, under water ... It's all Moving Slowly. Probably harder in th water -- I do sprints in water.
A walking routine is great for body, mind, and soul.
FWIW -- walk in water, under water ... It's all Moving Slowly. Probably harder in th water -- I do sprints in water.
Can't see any reason why it can't be in the water as long as it meets the slow movement goal of 55-75% max heart rate?
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My Primal slow movement challenge: 208.29km of 1000km completed in 2012!
Count me in. I need to move more during the day. I am planning a longer hike this summer, and this should be reason enough to move more!
Turnstone
Great stuff Turnstone! Welcome to the club
For everyone else, I just emailed Mark and asked if he'd consider giving the challenge a plug on the main blog page ... you can but try![]()
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My Primal slow movement challenge: 208.29km of 1000km completed in 2012!
Yep I'm in, I normally do between 9 and 15kms a week but I'll keep track and see what happens.
Lost the weight using CW. Now I just want to be healthier.
Lisa's primal-ish when she feels like it journal.
Feel free to read and/or comment, but don't expect me to listen.
Distance walked 2012: 321 kms as of June 15.
Awesome, glad to have you on board![]()
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My Primal slow movement challenge: 208.29km of 1000km completed in 2012!
Currently we have winter in Germany. Which means "lots of rain" at the moment...
I walked about 2 km yesterday, and about 7 km this year. I have to start to track my walking, so that I have correct numbers.
1000 km in a year (well, in this year, as we have an extra day) means 2,73 km a day, or 19,1 km a week. 12 km missing this week, but I will add a little bit today (but it's still raining and it won't be more than 3 km, I guess).
I clock in at 28 km this week.
This sounds like a challenge for me! Unfotunately my dog died a couple of months ago and I've been too sad to go walking without him so this is the motivation I need to get active again.
Just wondering if anyone has tips on how to calculate the distance you've walked? I really doubt my estimates would be accutate at all.