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QuestionHow can I find time to walk?Christopher Carreiro is a Certified Personal Trainer and the Founder of Aum Training Center in Boston, Massachusetts. With over 10 years of experience, Chris specializes in helping busy people look and feel years younger. He does so by integrating holistic nutrition and mindfulness into life-changing transformation programs. In addition to being a Precision Nutrition Level 1 Certified Coach, Chris is a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS). He also has a Master’s degree in Psychology with a specialization in life coaching.Take a few minutes during a lunch break or just get up and walk around your home whenever there are commercials on TV.
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QuestionShould I be doing anything special with my feet as I'm walking?Monica Morris is an ACE (American Council on Exercise) Certified Personal Trainer based in the San Francisco Bay Area. With over 15 years of fitness training experience, Monica started her own physical training practice and gained her ACE Certification in 2017. Her workouts emphasize proper warm-ups, cool-downs, and stretching techniques.When you propel forward, your toes and heel should also be included. People have a tendency to walk with a flat foot just to get to where they're going, but if you actually use your foot as a spring, you can assist your body with that forward motion.
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QuestionWhich foot should I push off on when walking?Εμμανουήλ ΚρητικόςCommunity AnswerYour back foot. Try to engage your entire back leg and the glute above your back leg to push. Don't stride too far or too close. Always feel your glutes tense to calibrate your walk. If necessary, put your hands on your glutes so you can sense the tension, if you're a novice walker. Walking is a forward motion, so always pay attention to the back of your body, not your front. Your front side of the body should play almost no role in walking. The back pushes itself forward, so pay attention to it.
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QuestionWill this help tone my butt?Community AnswerIf done with proper form, your glutes should be involved and will be affected.
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QuestionIs it normal that I can't feel my feet when I walk?Community AnswerNo, that is not normal. I would recommend seeing a doctor.
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QuestionWill walking properly help with back pain?Community AnswerIt definitely could, as carrying your weight properly could ease the strain on your back.
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QuestionHow do I walk properly so that I am not embarrassed?Community AnswerYou will just have to work with yourself and stop caring what people think.
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QuestionI notice that as I bring either leg forward that my foot appears to be swinging inward with each step. What can I do about it?Community AnswerIf your toes are turning inward, ask your doctor about it. He/she may recommend a podiatrist or physical therapist.
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QuestionShould I walk with a stride or not?Community AnswerYes, this is ladylike and portrays you as a person of high class.
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QuestionCan I walk 90 minutes a day?Community AnswerAs long as you're comfortable with that, then yes, you can walk 90 minutes a day.
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QuestionWhile walking, should I walk clockwise or counter clockwise?Community AnswerYou can walk parallel to the clock's arms at its current time. Make sure to get a good clock/watch for maximum angle accuracy.
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QuestionShould I walk from the heel to the heel or on the middle of the foot? Does walking from heel to heel cause injury to the joints?Community AnswerAfter knee surgery they had me walk heel to heel at physical therapy - it helps you become aware of your stride and foot placement. Once aware, I would do what's natural, and make sure you have good shoes.
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QuestionHow do I stop pain in my knees if it hurts when I walk? Does being flat footed have anything to do with that?Community AnswerIt might, but you should see your doctor or a physical therapist go get advice that's specific to your situation.
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