The results are in! We have a single survey question on the WALK! Magazine web site. “Would you like the option to receive WALK! Magazine electronically instead of in the mail, printed on paper?” According to our results – about 50% of […]
One of my favorite places to walk is called Antrim Park. It is a 1.2 mile loop around a small lake with lots of trees and the option to get on a bike trail that is about 8 miles long and follows […]
How many of you are aware that the Summer Olympics will be held in Beijing next year? Well, to help get us all excited, especially about Olympic race walking, we will start running stories about the games beginning with the Fall issue. […]
I have my third new phone within a week. I hope this one works longer than 24 hours! (204)
I have had cell phones with the same company for a number of years. The service has been excellent, and until recently, the phones have worked great. Earlier this year, I made the mistake of upgrading to a so called “better” phone. […]
I just have to let you know that the Fall issue is going to be great! Here are some highlights:* Dr. David Sabgir answers your questions about the safe use of NSAIDs.* After helping us train all year for Walking Team events, […]
Earlier this week my new shoes (NB 902) were bothering the toes on my right foot. I had a feeling that the shoes were just tied too tight. I wore the shoes a little less tight today and I was fine. After […]
What a great morning to get up early and join members of the Buckeye Striders walking club for a 10-mile walk! We met at my favorite Central Ohio park, Sharon Woods, at 7 a.m. (Those of you who know me are probably […]
What is it about new shoes and toes that just don’t go together? I have finally had the opportunity to wear my new bright blue shoes for more than just a casual walk. I decided to try to pseudo-racewalk 3 miles today. […]
The Crim truly is a walker friendly event! We had a good time while we were in Flint this weekend! Here’s my synapses: The expo was in a new location this year. It was a little bit tight, but was well organized. […]