8 Ways to Be a Better Fitness Walker
Learn about fitness walking from Karen Asp, a plant-powered athlete with six Nordic walking world records. You don’t need fancy equipment and you can do it anywhere.
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Karen Asp, MA, is a leading journalist and author who covers fitness, health, nutrition, pets, and travel. A former Woman’s Day contributing editor, she writes for numerous publications, including Better Homes and Gardens, Eating Well, Forks Over Knives, Martha Stewart Living, O, Prevention, Reader’s Digest, VegNews, and TheBeet.com. Her second book, Anti-Aging Hacks, was recently published by Adams Media/Simon & Schuster. Karen is also a certified fitness professional, vegan mentor with PETA and Vegan Outreach, plant-powered athlete with Nordic walking world records, and graduate of the CNS and eCornell Plant-Based Nutrition Certificate. Find her on Twitter and Instagram at @karenaspwriter.
Learn about fitness walking from Karen Asp, a plant-powered athlete with six Nordic walking world records. You don’t need fancy equipment and you can do it anywhere.
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Are you stuck sitting for hours at a time? Want some ideas to help you get up and move more? Feel free to add other ideas in the comments.
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