Walking Daily

mtreacy007
mtreacy007 Posts: 1 Member
edited July 16 in Introduce Yourself
Hello
I'm 60 August Bank Holiday and I'm still getting out there. Even after the accident
I walk from 5 to 7 miles a day,
I was walking upto and over 10 miles daily. I had an accident fractured my skull, 5 months later diagnosed with Artrial Fibrillation. Some call it Sudden death syndrome.
I was in hospital for over a week. Damage to my left arm, Physio therapy for it. Ongoing.
I was a cyclist my doctor won't allow me up on my bike for the present. I have low blood pressure currently and I still want and I do get out walking everyday it's a routine.
Anyway I'm currently walking upto 5 miles daily. If my BP drops I have to take it easy.
And that is where I am at. I have just finished 7 miles this afternoon.
It takes it out of me so I split the walking to reach as near I can to get back were I was. So onwards and upwards. I'm keeping trying.
That's it every.

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  • CenFlo7
    CenFlo7 Posts: 22 Member
    Keep going, don't stop.

    Crawl, skip, walk, run, jog, jump. Just do something to keep moving, that's the key to all of this.

    Anytime I come across someone that ask me about fitness, it's always the same B.S.

    They say, "I have bad ______ [FILL IN THE BLANK: knees, arms, legs, head, blah, blah, blah] and can't train"

    I reply with the same thing every time, "Can you walk" "Why yes, I can" they reply and I say the same thing each and every time to them:

    If you can move, you can train. GET MOVING!!
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