Originating from Japan, Interval Walking Training (IWT) offers a smarter spin on daily walking. Instead of aiming for 10,000 steps, it alternates 3 minutes of brisk walking elevating heart rate and pushing your aerobic capacity with 3 minutes of slow recovery walking, repeated over a 30-minute session, several times a week. This structured method outperforms steady walking in triggering metabolic benefits, improving cardiovascular health, and strengthening muscles even for beginners or seniors.
Practically, it’s low-impact and easy to follow: warm up, alternate brisk and slow walking, then cool down all without equipment or gym access. The benefits are comprehensive: better aerobic fitness, lower blood pressure, enhanced insulin sensitivity, weight loss, improved mood, stronger legs, and greater longevity. Importantly, it respects aging bodies by delivering results without stress on joints.
If you're pressed for time or want more from your daily walk, this simple routine offers a scientifically backed, efficient pathway to better health.
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