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Brisk Pace or 7,500–10,000 Steps Linked to Lower Death Risk

A peer-reviewed analysis links 7,500–10,000 daily steps or a brisk 30-minute cadence to lower mortality from any cause or from cardiovascular disease, cautioning that it cannot prove causation.

Studies Find Health Gains Start Between 2,000 and 7,000 Steps

Study Finds 8,500 Daily Steps Help People Keep Weight Off After Dieting

Skechers Rolls Out BOGO 50% Sale on GO WALK Shoes Ahead of National Walking Month

Longer, Continuous Walks Tied to Lower Heart and Mortality Risk

Longer Walking Bouts Tied to Lower Heart and Mortality Risks in Large UK Study

One 10–15 Minute Walk a Day Linked to Lower Heart Risk in Inactive Adults

JAMA Study Finds Walking Over 100 Minutes Daily Linked to Lower Chronic Back Pain Risk

Brisk 15-Minute Walks Slash Mortality Risk by Nearly 20%, Study Finds

Walk Test App and 14 Extra Steps per Minute Boost Mobility in Prefrail and Frail Older Adults