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Here are some recent studies on the benefits of walking (regardless of doing regular exercise or not): Improve Blood Sugar / Insulin Response - Walking 10-15 minutes after meals does more to regulate blood sugar than one 45-minute walk at the end of the day. It also improves digestion and manages the insulin response. Plus, this method is ideal for busy schedules that cannot walk 45-60 minutes at once. Mental Health Benefits—Lower-intensity physical activity, such as walking, biking, or yoga, can be just as helpful in reducing stress and depressive symptoms by helping the body metabolize the stress hormones. De-stressing Exercises—Walking and breathing (focused breathing like box breathing) can be a much-needed boost to your work and home lives, as a brisk walk will help you unwind. Even if you already train, getting up to walk throughout the day will help you be more productive at work and relax after dealing with a commute at home. If you sit all day at work (regardless of exercise), you should get up every so often and walk for 5-10 minutes. Walking too easy? Try Rucking – Many people who find running difficult, but find walking too easy, have opted to carry weight on their walks. Wearing a backpack or weight vest is a great way to burn more calories, increase strength (core/legs), and work the heart and lungs than walking and may be more suitable for you given your current abilities. I will walk my dog with a weight vest or mow my grass with a weight vest to burn more calories. Working out is indeed relative. One man’s warmup could be another’s max-effort workout. While we should try to maintain above-average fitness standards as we age, some helpful health and wellness activities have benefits beyond our lifts and runs. Try adding more walking and see if you see the benefits in your life. Find ways to do more health and wellness training at the Military.com Fitness Section. There are hundreds of articles to help beginners and advanced athletes of any age with fitness test prep, mental toughness, goal setting, strength training, nutrition, and stress mitigation skills. Want to create live streams like this? Check out StreamYard: https://streamyard.com/pal/d/61646124...