Walking for Health and Fitness
Walking for Health and Fitness with Frank Ring helps adults over 50 use simple walking systems to rebuild health, strength, energy, mobility, and momentum.
I’m Frank S. Ring, author of the Amazon bestseller Walking for Health and Fitness. I discovered the healing power of walking after a severe back injury put me out of work for four months. What began as rehabilitation became a completely new approach to fitness—and eventually a mission to help others discover how powerful walking can be.
This podcast is for you if you want to start walking, restart after a long break, improve your fitness after 50, lose weight, build strength, recover from illness or treatment, increase your energy, or finally develop a walking habit that lasts.
Each episode goes beyond simply telling you that walking is good for you. I teach practical walking strategies, routines, and systems you can actually use in your daily life.
Topics include:
Walking for health and fitness after 50
How to start walking again
Building a consistent walking habit
Walking for weight loss and weight management
Walking workouts and fitness walking
Walking combined with bodyweight and strength exercises
Recovery walking after illness, injury, or medical treatment
Walking during and after prostate cancer treatment and ADT
Increasing walking time, frequency, speed, and endurance
Motivation, mindset, goal setting, and accountability
Walking for stress relief, anxiety, mental clarity, and self-care
Walking form, safety, stretching, breathing, sleep, and recovery
Healthy aging, mobility, functional strength, and lifelong fitness
My philosophy is simple:
You do not need more motivation. You need a simple walking system that builds health, fitness, strength, and momentum.
Whether your first walk is five minutes or five miles, the goal is the same: create a walking practice you can continue for life.
Visit https://www.walkingforhealthandfitness.com for free walking resources, programs, books, guided walking workouts, and additional support.
Walking is the easiest way to get in shape and stay in shape.
Walk on—because one walk can change your day. The next one can change your life.
Caution: The information contained in the Walking for Health and Fitness Podcast may cause you to feel better than you have felt in years.
Symptoms may include a broader smile, happier disposition, brighter outlook on life, and an uncontrollable desire to go for another walk. Proceed with wild abandon!
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