A little movement.
A little more you.
A flexible four-week introduction. Choose a week that suits your starting point, mark the walks you take and repeat whenever you like.
Find your rhythm
5–10 minutes per outing, including an easy beginning and ending. Keep it easy. Choose a repeatable route.
Pick any days that work for you. This is a record of participation, not a score. Repeat or shorten the week if needed.
Make it familiar
10–15 minutes per outing, including an easy beginning and ending. Notice comfort during and after your outing.
Pick any days that work for you. This is a record of participation, not a score. Repeat or shorten the week if needed.
Add a little room
15–20 minutes per outing, including an easy beginning and ending. Try a moderately brisk middle only if comfortable.
Pick any days that work for you. This is a record of participation, not a score. Repeat or shorten the week if needed.
Build your routine
20–25 minutes per outing, including an easy beginning and ending. Repeat an earlier week whenever that suits you better.
Pick any days that work for you. This is a record of participation, not a score. Repeat or shorten the week if needed.
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Keep the whole week in view.
A comfortable walk is useful even when it is short. Adults generally work toward 150 minutes of moderate aerobic activity and two strength days a week; adults 65+ also include balance work. This introductory plan builds gradually and is not the whole activity recommendation.
Stop for pain, dizziness or unusual breathlessness. Chest pain, fainting or severe breathing difficulty needs urgent medical help. Get advice about a new plan if your health, balance or an injury affects walking.
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