• Vehicles • Fashion • Recipes • Blogs • Hunt • Travels • Sport • Fun • Handmade • IT • Education
Mini-Games
x

x
zakruti.com » Sport, fitness, workout » Gravity Transformation - Fat Loss Experts
What Happens If You Walk (30 MIN PER DAY)

What Happens If You Walk (30 MIN PER DAY)

FBTwitterReddit

video description

Rating: 4.0; Vote: 1
What happens to your body if you simply walk 30 minutes everyday? Most people would assume that walking has its benefits, but most would dismiss walking as a viable form of exercise to lose weight and reduce belly fat. Learn how to see daily results from simply walking. Walking is something that we all do everyday, but most people don't look at walking as a legitimate way to lose weight, burn fat, and maintain a healthy weight. And I used to think the same way. After all a walk in the park by defnitiion is something that sounds very easy. and usually when we picture somebody doing whatever it takes to lose weight we don't imagine someone walking, instead we usually picture someone running as hard as they can on a tredmill covered in sweat. But the truth is that walking consistently throughout the week can make a big difference in how you look and how you feel. This is especially true if you're currently not exercising and you can't seem to find the motivation to start working out. Since most people are undervaluing the benefits that walking can have on their body, today I want to go over exactly what you can expect to happen if you simply take a 30 minute walk everyday. And I'm sure the first thing you're wondering is can doing something as simple as walking actually help you lose weight. Well even though walking is not as hard as running or even jogging it's still considered a low to moderate form of aerobic exercise and if you walk ethier at a faster pace, or for long distances, or you walk very often like everyday, in all of these cases you'll be adding a good amount of extra calories to your deficit. Now most of you have heard of the saying that you can't out run a bad diet so you're probably thinking that it's very unlikely that you'll be out walking a bad diet anytime soon. But this is taken out of context, even though a really bad diet will make it physically impossible to lose any weight at all, exercise happens to be just as important specifically for long term success. And when people say things like 80 percent of your results come from your diet, it devalue's the powerful effects that consistent exercise brings to the table. The reason why people think this way to begin with is because a lot of the studies that compare the effects that diet and exercise have on weight loss end up coming to the conclusion that dieting alone usually results in more weight lost than just exercising alone. But after reviewing a bunch of these studies researchers realized that the calories burnt from diet and exercise were not matched in most of these studies. Sometimes the diet only group would be cutting away 1700 extra calories per day, and that would be compared to an exercise only group that was only burning 200 extra calories per day. Obviously with a flawed setup like that the diet group will always come out on top. But researchers found that when calories are actually matched weight loss is matched, and by finding this they were able to conclude that exercise alone without any form of diet restriction can be an effective strategy for losing weight. Again even though you won't be outwalking a horrible diet, as long as you have a descent diet walking everyday can definitely move the scale in the right direction. Walking burns about 100 calories per mile. If you walk at a fast pace you can burn anywhere from 150 to 200 calories in 30 minutes. If you walk at that same fast pace for an hour we're looking at up to 400 calories. 200 to 400 calories per day can definitely make a big difference. In one study participants were instructed to only add 1, 000 steps per day without Research: Exercise Alone Is Enough For Effective Weight Loss: 1, 000 Extra steps per day can help you lose weight and body fat: Walking Can Help Elicit Reductions in Abdominal Fat Walking Enhances The Effect Of Your Diet: 25% Lower Chance of Injury from Walking instead of running: www. ncbi. nlm. nih. gov/pubmed/11086751 Running produces much higher (double) ground reaction forces then walking www. ncbi. nlm. nih. gov/pubmed/2782094 Exercise is paramount for weight loss maintenance: www. ncbi. nlm. nih. gov/pubmed/15561636 Biggest Loser's 6 years later - Most Successful Continued Exercising www. ncbi. nlm. nih. gov/pubmed/29086499 Govt Guidelines For Activity: health. gov/paguidelines/second-edition/pdf/Physical_Activity_Guidelines_2nd_edition. pdf Reduced Risk Of All Cause Mortality Just By Walking: www. ncbi. nlm. nih. gov/pubmed/25844730
Date: 2021-12-23

Comments and reviews: 10


I was overweight (5' 11 265 pounds) and a pack a day smoker and starting to have some serious health issues when I started to make a change. I quite smoking (after smoking for 35 years. In the process of quitting smoking I gained weight to 290 pounds. I was ready for that though and even expected it. I quite smoking 4 and half months ago and got a huge boost in my lungs. 3 weeks ago I started working on my weight. I cut out soda and other sugary drinks (I use to drink 2 litters of soda a day and a pint of ice cream at-lest once a week) as well as eating more healthy food like salads and veggies. I bought a used treadmill and started to walk on it at least 5 days a week as a goal and may not be able to walk or run on it for a long time I do see muscle improvement to do better every week. I also stopped riding in golf carts at work (I work in if not the largest then the 2nd largest manufacturing building in the world as Maintenance) and started to walk when ever I can (not having to carry a large amount of tools or parts. I have gone from (according to my pedometer) 4000 steps a day to a average of 14000 a day (except on weekends where its more like 7000 steps a day) in 3 weeks i am down to 270 pounds and feeling better and stronger then I have in a long time. My end goal is 210-220 pounds (my comfy weight of when I was in my 20s.
reply

Dieting has never made much impact on my weight, but exercise always has. I have been doing 10, 000 steps every day for a month and I'm feeling slimmer and my clothes are getting loose to the point they're not touching my body in a lot of places that they used to fit snugly.
The first week is hard; things that shouldn't hurt do and you're tired. But after that, I stopped hurting and gradually started to feel better. Now I feel good because I feel more fit and when I do hard labor on the weekends in my yard, I am barely sore afterwards (and I walk that out pretty quickly.
So commit yourself to a month of walking. By the end of the month, you'll feel so much better and see so much improvement, you'll be eager to continue; it will no longer feel like a chore. It's getting over that first week or two that's hard.

reply

walking is great for the old mental health too.
i go to a big nature reserve 10 mins away from where i live very regularly (every day until recently when the gyms have reopened so i only go on rest days now) and just walk for like an hour even 2 hours listening to self improvement videos and stuff like this video even, sometimes just reflecting to myself not listening to anything. having done so now for at least 2-3 months i can definitely say i feel the improvement both mentally and physically, albeit my diet has oft been shit so the physical improvements haven't been as big as they could've been. anyway thats improving too and i think i'll be able to get into prime shape actually pretty fast. im 88kg but wanna get under 74 whilst maintaining the muscle.

reply

I dropped my first 3 Kg (7lb) by walking an average of 4 Km a day for a month, along with cutting all sugars, drinks and carbs, reducing food portions and eliminating late night snacking. I've got a sweet tooth and yet the changes in my diet were minimal and not traumatic. I went from 105 Kg to 99 Kg in 5 weeks. Fast walking have done wonders but is also important to look after the food and water consumption. Don't think of it as a diet, think of it as just what I do now.
reply

I lost about 30 pounds just be cuttingg back on what I eat like no sugary drinks very little meat and if you can do it for a month you will find that you dont want to eat as much. I dont really exercise, but the american diet is full of fatty process foods and sugar so try to eat more fresh fuits and vegetables no cheese on them either eat some fish too
reply

Only works if you reduce the amount you eat.
Used to walk 50 km per week for 3 years, but a healthy appetite didn't make much difference.
Since then I switched to intermittent fasting and managed to lose 15 kg.
Walking is good, however now I've switched to gym sessions which works better for me.

reply

This video does not disprove that losing weight is 80% food. That 20% is still basic movement, which is what 30 minutes walking a day is. But you will never lose weight if you eat 10 pieces of KFC chicken, two large chips and a 2 litre coca cola every day, regardless of how much walking you do.
reply

Take 30 minutes walk. After your meal
Do this every time after your meal.
30 minutes a day is enough.
You will see the difference In month.
Experience:
I was a fat boy when I was a teenager but now I'm a skinny boy.
Also I run 3 days a week. And a good diet.

reply

I have been walking for some time now, 7+ months. When I began, walking around the block was exhausting. Now I walk around the block 4-6x producing 7k - 10k steps. I challenge myself by walking super fast 4. 2 - 4. 6mph. I prefer nature over a treadmill.
reply

I work at a gas station running all over the place. More than a mile a day I'm sure. It's truly all about what I've been eating, or NOT eating, rather. I've actually lost about 9lbs in the last 6-8 weeks, and my lady has lost 9+ herself.
reply
Add a review, comment






Other channel videos