Seven Days in Walking Fitness 

Are you prepared to set up a walking fitness program that helps you to lose weight, feel healthier and live a longer life? Perhaps you spend a lifetime at a computer desk and now those muscles are aching from stiffness. Lack of exercise causes stiff joints and muscles, which increases your risk of arthritis, osteoporosis, heart disease, osteomyelitis, rheumatoid, and so on. When you fail to exercise, you are at risk of diabetes, weight gain and so on. 

It is not too late. Just because you spent most of your time sitting or watching television doesn’t mean that you are doomed to disease. You can start walking fitness now to reduce your risks of such conditions. Walking fitness programs, include the seven-day schedule. In this program, you need a log, schedule, time plan, goal and the will to get started. Walking fitness is affordable. Walking is a low-risk program. Walking is gaining rather than losing. When you gain you often, feel a sense of accomplishment, which guides you to continue your goal to fitness. 

Here is what you gain: 
You lose weight. Your health improves. You lower the risks of heart disease, diabetes, high blood pressure, high cholesterol, strokes, arthritic symptoms and so on. You gain life expectancy. 

How it works: 
Walking fitness works when you get started. You want to start out with a low key or impact workout. First, warm up the muscles and joints. Start by stretching each day before you walk to fitness. Stretching will relax the muscles, tone them and strengthen the joints promoting flexibility. Warm-ups assist you to reach peak performance. When the joints are flexible and the muscles are tone, you reduce the risks of injuries. 

How do I warm up? 
Start walking at a snail's pace. Walk as you normally do each day. For the first, few minutes continue your pace and slowly work up to a brisk pace. 

What do warm-ups do for me?
Warm-ups instruct the body to get ready for action. When you warm up the heart rate increases, as well your rate of breathing enhances. Warm-ups frees up the blood so that you have good circulation. When you warm up, you lubricate the muscles and joints since the body temperature elevates. Warm-ups help you to stay in control, since you reduce the odds of injuries. At what time you work those muscles and joints, you free up blood, which flows naturally throughout your system. This means that oxygen increases, insulin pumps and so on. You feel good when you stretch since it reduces pain. At what time the blood flows naturally, your mind benefits. When your mind works properly your awareness is prompt, your motivation soars and your mood are set to win in the game of life. 



Once you have warmed up start your walking fitness schedule. Again, walk for a few minutes before picking up pace. After you have finished workout, cool-down and allow the muscles and joints to relax.  

How do I cool-down?
Cool-downs are similar to warm-ups. At the finish of your walk, gradually slow down to a normal walk. You heart rate will start to return to its natural pump. Cool-down and warm-ups help you to avoid muscle cramps, rigidity and tenderness. Your muscles and joints will relax. In addition, cool-downs enforce blood flow. This means that the lactic acids that build up during the day or workouts will disperse into the liver. As it disperses you, reduce your risks of rigidity, cramps and tenderness.

Now that you have a start in walking fitness, learn more about setting goals and plans to help you accomplish your seven-day mission.