Walking is good right?
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I have a walking app that says it is 1.8 km from my house to the train station. London Bridge to work is 2.69 km and work to Cannon Street is 1.21 km. I do this every day so that would put me at 37.95 km a week or just over 23 miles a week, that can't be right.
I can't believe I am walking nearly 100 miles every four weeks, just going to work and back.
I can't believe I am walking nearly 100 miles every four weeks, just going to work and back.
Alpinestars said:
How do you get to your weekly number? Sounds like you do 11.4km per day?
I assume he does this 5 times a weekhome -> station -> london bridge -> work (4.49km)
work -> cannon street -> station -> home (3.01km)
Gets 37.5kms total.
Any walking is good, but its much better if you push the pace up and get a bit of heart rate going.
RobDickinson said:
I assume he does this 5 times a week
home -> station -> london bridge -> work (4.49km)
work -> cannon street -> station -> home (3.01km)
Gets 37.5kms total.
Any walking is good, but its much better if you push the pace up and get a bit of heart rate going.
That's it, just seems a high number.home -> station -> london bridge -> work (4.49km)
work -> cannon street -> station -> home (3.01km)
Gets 37.5kms total.
Any walking is good, but its much better if you push the pace up and get a bit of heart rate going.
Alpinestars said:
Apologies, I misunderstood. My walks don't seem that long, but I still average around 8k per day on a working day.
Its funny I do an 11km walk every now and then and as I have a week off soon was going to set myself a challenge of walking 20 miles in a week. Then I looked at the numbers and I exceed that every week. RobDickinson said:
Any walking is good, but its much better if you push the pace up and get a bit of heart rate going.
This. which is also part of the problem because I assume you are suited and booted for work so a sprint walk wont be much fun. Start timing yourself and give yourself a goal of 20% less timeCotty said:
I walk quite quickly 8 minuets per km
Other than the obvious music pun.8 minutes per k is more than "Quite quickly"
Often people say 4 MPH is normal walking pace but i'd go so far as to say that "Normal" walking pace is closer to 2 MPH and to sustain 4MPH takes quite an effort for many.
LordGrover said:
Lumme, that is quick. I reckon on about 12 minute kilometers.
Over the 9miles of the London Loop section 3 I averaged about 10 minute per km. That is up and down, pavement and grass and tracks etc But that includes stopping to get a water bottle out and have a drink, taking photos and enjoying the view.http://www.google.co.uk/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&...
Cotty said:
I have a walking app that says it is 1.8 km from my house to the train station. London Bridge to work is 2.69 km and work to Cannon Street is 1.21 km. I do this every day so that would put me at 37.95 km a week or just over 23 miles a week, that can't be right.
I can't believe I am walking nearly 100 miles every four weeks, just going to work and back.
It can easily and effortlessly add up. Be grateful that you're thinking "that can't be right" rather than wishing you were actually clocking up more. I can't believe I am walking nearly 100 miles every four weeks, just going to work and back.

Good practice for the Camino De Santiago if I ever get round to doing it.
Just got to make sure I don't get lost like these did
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/08/17/two-bri...
Just got to make sure I don't get lost like these did
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/08/17/two-bri...
Edited by Cotty on Thursday 18th August 10:44
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