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Walking & Talking with Helen - Walking Workouts

Author: Helen M. Ryan | Walking Workouts

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Feeling tired, stressed, and not motivated to exercise? You're in the right place.


If you want a podcast to walk to... hi! I'm your gal, with a walking workout that makes time fly and feels like taking a walk with a friend in your ear.


Whether you’re stepping outside or walking at home on a treadmill or walking pad, these episodes turn “ugh, I should move” into “yes, I can do this” so you get more energy, more motivation, and overall just feel better and healthier.


You’ll get a mix of walk types so it never feels the same every time: 


• GET STEPS IN walks. Hit your daily step goals the easy way.


• STORY WALKS where I entertain you while you walk 


• TRIVIA and FUN THEME WALKS for the days you just need a reason to move


• LOW IMPACT and BEGINNER FRIENDLY


I’m Helen M. Ryan, a former personal trainer who lost over 80 pounds naturally… and I still have days where I don’t want to do it either. 


As a business owner with ADHD and hypothyroidism, I know what “no energy” feels like. Blech.


That’s why I created this free walking podcast that helps you show up, get your steps the easy way, have a laugh, and then move on with your day. 


This show is for you if you ever ask: 


• How do I get motivated to exercise when I don’t feel like it? 
• How do I work out when I have no energy? 
• What’s a good quick walking workout for busy days? 
• How do I fit exercise into a busy schedule? 
• How do I stop procrastinating and just get moving?

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A 10-minute after-dinner walk to help digestion, reduce blood sugar spikes, and shake off that sluggish feeling. Dinner's over. The sofa is calling. And if there's a cat on your lap, well, you're legally required to stay there. I don't make the rules. No "burning off" dinner and definitely no guilt. Just 10 minutes to move a little and maybe start a new walking habit that actually sticks. Walk outside, or at home on a treadmill, walking pad, or marching in place. And remember, it's not just f...
Get your steps in, find a little more energy, and take a break from your day with this 10-minute brisk walk. Only have 10 minutes? That's enough. Let's make it count. Stories and upbeat music give your brain something to do besides think about the clock. You can walk outside, or at home on a treadmill, walking pad, or marching in place. Or even step touch, my Gen X friends. This short walking break gives you: About 1,300 stepsA brisk walk that fits into a busy dayMore energy from getting up...
A 10-minute guided walk with fun ways to make walking less boring, get more steps in, and actually look forward to your next walk. Don't really feel like walking? I get it! Let's find something to keep your brain entertained so you're not staring at the clock. Walk outside, or at home on a treadmill or walking pad. We’ll rock the free world by getting: About 1,300 stepsNew ideas to keep your next walk from getting boringDistraction tricks for when you don't feel like walkingA little boost of ...
This guided walking meditation helps quiet your busy mind, clear your head, and take a break from all those racing thoughts. If the idea of sitting perfectly still and trying to empty your mind sounds impossible (boring, weird), this one's for you. You know that brain with about a zillion tabs open at once? Always planning something, making a list, replaying a conversation, or thinking about something completely unrelated? Yep, that one. During this walk, you’ll notice your steps, pay attenti...
Three minutes brisk. Three minutes easy. Repeat. That’s basically the Japanese Walking Method, and it makes a 20 minute walk go surprisingly fast. This is a structured but simple interval walking workout that gives you stronger pushes followed by recoveries. You’re in charge of the effort, and the recovery periods give you a chance to catch your breath and listen to stories from Japan before we pick it up again. You can do this walk outside, on a treadmill, or on a walking pad. If you’r...
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