Walking Slightly Faster Can Help Seniors Stay Active Longer – Plus an Easy Way to Measure Steps Per Minute

Richard Sagredo Walking just slightly faster helps older people stay active for longer, and stave off frailty. Taking just 14 steps per minute more than their usual pace led to “meaningful” improvements in physical well-being for seniors who were frail or at risk of becoming frail, according to new findings. The research team explained that…

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Instead of 10,000 steps a day, try this new trend

A fitness trend known as Japanese walking is capturing attention online, promising major health benefits with minimal equipment and time. Based on interval-style bursts of fast and slow walking, Japanese walking was developed by Professor Hiroshi Nose and Associate Professor Shizue Masuki at Shinshu University in Matsumoto, Japan. It involves alternating between three minutes of…

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7 Cardio Exercises To Boost Your Endurance

7 Cardio Exercises To Boost Your Endurance Image: Unsplash 29 Mar 2025 Walking is an effective and accessible form of exercise for all fitness levels always Image: Unsplash Running strengthens your heart, optimizes calorie burn, and extends health span significantly always Image: Unsplash Cycling improves cardiovascular endurance without stressing joints, making it a heart-smart exercise…

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3 Ways to Track Your Fitness Over Time

Maintaining your enthusiasm for a long-term fitness goal is challenging for any exerciser. Whether you are hoping to run a marathon or do your first pull-up this year, you need a plan to get there. That means setting up a series of benchmarks, like how many push-ups you can do, with assessments along the way…

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Are Americans Doing Fitness Wrong?

For many people in the United States, staying in shape means getting in your car and driving to the gym. Movement is something on a to-do list, siloed off from the rest of daily life. That mentality is quintessentially American, according to Natalia Mehlman Petrzela, a professor of history at the New School and the…

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