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Lazy Bones to Strong Bones – Take the First Step with Walking


Walking for healthy bones
Walking for healthy bones

There’s no need to dive into extreme workouts to build strong bones. Walking, one of the simplest forms of exercise can do wonders for your bone health. Whether you stroll through the park or power walk in your neighbourhood, every step strengthens your body and builds stronger bones. 

 

How Walking Strengthens Bones


- Weight-Bearing Benefits: Walking puts healthy pressure on bones, stimulating growth. 

- Improves Balance: It reduces the risk of falls by improving coordination and balance. 

- Strengthens Muscles: Strong muscles support healthy bones. 

 

Tips to Start Walking


1. Start Small: Begin with 10-minute walks and increase gradually. 

2. Find a Routine: Aim for 30 minutes of walking, 5 days a week. 

3. Stay Hydrated: Keep a water bottle handy, especially during hot summer walks. 

4. Make it Fun: Walk with a friend or join a walking group to stay motivated. 

 

Strong bones don’t need a gym—just your two feet and some determination. Turn those lazy bones into strong ones, one step at a time. 

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