US Edition'Japanese Walking' Is Trending, but Is Walking Exercise? Personal Trainers Answer
JAPAN, JUL 31 – A 2007 study found that walking intervals improved blood pressure and aerobic capacity more than steady walking, but experts caution results may be biased and recommend medical advice first.
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'Japanese walking’ promises big health gains in 30 minutes. Health experts are skeptical
A viral TikTok from fitness coach Eugene Teo helped rebrand a 2007 Japanese study into a time-saving walking trend. But experts say the science has limits, and caution is needed when health advice goes viral.
It proposes slow pace intervals and fast pace.It would offer greater advantages than the continuous walk and than the goal of the 10,000 steps.
The Japanese walk, the new method against sedentaryism that does not involve walking 10,000 steps a day The technique created in 2007 in Japan and today supported by Harvard experts promises to revolutionize health in 30 minutes. An Argentine cardiologist supports the technique that is becoming viral on social networks Walking was, always, one of the most recommended physical activities to stay healthy. However, not all forms of walking produce …
Intervals, But Make It a Walk: Japan’s Underrated Fitness Trick
We’ve all heard that walking is good for us, but what if how you walk matters just as much as how much? That’s the idea behind Japanese interval walking, a method that’s getting attention for delivering serious results in less time. It’s not about walking farther, it’s about walking smarter. What Exactly Is Japanese Interval Walking? It’s a structured walking style where you alternate between fast and slow walking. In most studies, the standard …
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