Health Tips for the Walker 
Do’s
Stand tall, keeping your gaze forward—not down.
Engage your core—gently contract your stomach muscles and keep your back flat.
Relax your neck, shoulders, and back.
Bend your elbows at a right angle and swing your arms naturally.
Take comfortable strides—let your feet land beneath your body, not ahead.
Focus on a brisk, steady rhythm—aim for quick, relaxed steps.
Don’ts
Don’t look at the ground while walking.
Don’t slouch or let your posture collapse.
Don’t round your shoulders forward or droop.
Don’t lead with your chin—this strains your neck and throws off alignment.
Don’t let your arms dangle—keep them engaged for balance and rhythm.
And Remember
Wear comfortable, supportive, and well-fitted footwear.
Hydrate well—drink water during and after your walk.
If you’re new to walking, start slow with short distances, and build up gradually.