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    Barefoot walking is a craze that got started by runners who wanted an edge in their speed. The craze picked up with the idea that it was beneficial to health and running form. With ideas like: correcting posture and gait, to promoting balance and inner peace, people have become confused at what is fact and what is fad. While there may be strong claims that say walking barefoot is beneficial to health, the fact remains that people have been wearing shoes for hundreds of years. Over the years, shoes have amassed in different variety to cater to peoples’ needs: fashion, sports, leisure, comfort, posture, and correction. We wear shoes for protection, comfort, stability, support, and sometimes to correct alignment and posture. When that protection…

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    Benefits Of Walking There are many different ways that walking can help you. Constant practice of this form of exercise is critical in maintaining the right weight. They said that weight loss is not a walk in the park. However, an hour of walking a day will surely help you manage numerous conditions, which include type 2 diabetes, heart disease and high blood pressure. Walking may look simple, but you cannot underestimate its effects. An easy-to-do exercise but can essentially strengthen the…

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    discharged from therapy. It gives the residents a form of physical activity while providing social interaction with other residents, which is good for the high percentage that don’t ever leave their rooms. The Walk-to-Dine program requires several different team members for the program to operate safely and efficiently. This program is well known at many skilled nursing facilities for its many benefits for the residents. “Is there evidence that walking groups have health benefits?” is a…

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    suburbanized thinking What have walking become in the technology booming century? Why are there no longer any people walking around the street for pleasure purpose? According to the essay “Walking and the Suburbanized Psyche” by Rebecca Solnit, walking becomes something so irrelevant that no one would want to do it if they do not have to. People will not walk anymore if they do not have to because walking is a sign of weak and poor. Solnit start off by saying that walking had once been something…

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    which are used to make the walking as natural as possible. While creating the product, companies had to find a way to make it very diverse and adaptable. For now, there is basically only one suit, that fits to the average person and can support them. Also using the same variable assist to have patients “incrementally put as much of their own strength into the machine as possible. This is also extra beneficial for gait training, as it allows patients to become more and more engaged as they begin…

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    Of course, people can’t walk as far as they can drive and that is exactly why a shift to a walking culture needs to happen on a city level first. There is a phenomenon that calls “drive until you qualify,” which is basically an idea that people would drive further and further from city center until they find a big house that they can afford. We forced to move away from the cities and drive more because of the idea of suburban sprawl. A popular American city planner and urban designer, Jeff…

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    So since I can’t go into the forest near my grandparents anymore, I decided to go to the state park in Savanna with my cousin and her baby boy, Jaxson around 3:00 p.m. The state park wasn’t closed yet, the weather now has changed into a deeper cold then in September but we are still getting hot days or cold days, but mostly cold. I know that the state park does have snakes so I had to look out for them while walking with my cousin. While walking uphill towards the first lookout I noticed a…

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    New Balance is moving into a toning market with a pair of attractive shoes that has hidden balance technology. The purpose is to present, “Why walk when you can tone your body”, when you’re simply just walking or even doing your everyday chores. True Balance shoes promises 29% muscle activation and 10% calorie burn. Many women are getting intrigued with the idea of losing weight by these shoes from the percentages, but what if they percentages were lower. Would you still buy them? Even though,…

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    There 's many reasons our ancestors had begun walking around on their two legs instead of running on all fours. Evidence was collected during two trips to Guinea in West Africa, because of the trips, there has been one of several leading explanations for why humans became bipedal (an animal using only two legs to walk) millions of years ago. Researchers from Portugal, United States, Japan and England spent multiple weeks watching chimpanzees in their natural habitats to see how they moved about,…

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    It’s the little things in life that can make someone's day from bad to them actually have a superior day. There is an indefinite number of things someone can do in nature that can make their day better instantly. Whether it be planting a garden in your own background, going on a nature walk, or even bird watching, these are just a few of the things someone could do. Imagine taking a nature walk through the nearby woods, there is so many different things you can admire whether it being…

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