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I walk every day. Every single day.
How many of you actually just go for a walk, I’m not inclined to just put on my clothes and go for a walk but I wish I could.
It's a bit late for a walk, could be a bit dicey tbh.
I love my Garmin for running like. Tempted to upgrade to a Fenixlove doing it. got back into it around sept 2018 when a mate challenged me to do ben nevis which i did in july 2019.
literally just been doing my walking activity stats for 2020 and i managed 1017 miles which isn't too bad given since august I've had a foot injury. done 865 in 2019. got myself a garmin watch, ideal.
genuinely enjoy just getting out and taking my mind off things. the challenges in strava and garmin connect are very good.
there is also a 1000 mile challenge online which is good.
Thanks for straightening that up thereStop it I’m not being rapey.
But how do you go about dragging your arse off the settee or are you a pretty motivated person in general
I am indeed, i live pretty close to the river so i can drop onto the C2C trail and just walk. As you said, no destination, i just walk and see where i fancy.I tend to think as walking somewhere as a chore. Wish I didn’t have this mentality. As I’d love to Put on coat and shoes and just get out with no particular destination in mind. You’re lucky.
I walk every day Fred but do you actually go out for a walk with no destination in mind.
Loads of interesting places to walk and run in the Northeast. Love exploring when I go out running.I am indeed, i live pretty close to the river so i can drop onto the C2C trail and just walk. As you said, no destination, i just walk and see where i fancy.
i understand why you see walking as a chore as i suppose i did a year ago. I started walking probably out of boredom and being stuck in the house was really draining mentally without wanting to sound over dramatic. Once i got out there i found it relaxing and being furloughed it was easy to get into a routine. Now i consider my walks as part of my way of keeping active, fit and maintaining my weight. (Lost almost 2 stone through walking only)
love doing it. got back into it around sept 2018 when a mate challenged me to do ben nevis which i did in july 2019.
literally just been doing my walking activity stats for 2020 and i managed 1017 miles which isn't too bad given since august I've had a foot injury. done 865 in 2019. got myself a garmin watch, ideal.
genuinely enjoy just getting out and taking my mind off things. the challenges in strava and garmin connect are very good.
there is also a 1000 mile challenge online which is good.
Get some music or an interesting podcast to listen to and just zone out marra. Obviously be careful crossing roads etc with the headphones in.I find it interesting how other people live there lives. And I believe I’m missing out so I’m going to make conscious effort (if that the correct spelling) to make some changes and try to walk a little bit
I’d recommend starting somewhere you love, do it there a few times and once you feel the benefits you’ll sharp get the buzz for it and explore further. Using strava helps me a lot I find it fascinating tracking miles etc. I often set a target beginning of the week for x amount of miles.I find it interesting how other people live there lives. And I believe I’m missing out so I’m going to make conscious effort (if that the correct spelling) to make some changes and try to walk a little bit