We Tried Walking a Marathon with NO Training!
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Just how far can a healthy person walk with no training? You could probably walk 5 to 7 miles if you are a healthy person without diabetes, heart disease, or orthopedic problems. That is approximately 9 to 11 kilometers or a walk of about two.While your body is made for walking, the distance you can achieve at an average walking pace of 3.1 miles per hour depends on whether you have trained for it or not. A trained walker can walk a 26.2-mile marathon in eight hours or less, or walk 20 to 30 miles in.
A physical therapist can help her learn how to use a walker or cane. Exercise. Aerobic exercise, such as walking, and resistance exercise, such as using free weights or resistance bands, can enhance muscle mass and strength and improve gait. Balance training can also help correct balance deficits and prevent falls.
Supplements or medications.You Docs: Exercise advice for those who can’t walk and why six meals a day can work for you Updated Jan 10, 2019; Posted Aug 08, 2010 By Syndicated columns.How far can we really run? Nice question!
Perhaps the most extreme real-world example is a 61-year-old potato farmer named Cliff “Cliffy” Young who shocked the world by running 5 days non-stop and a staggering distance of 544 miles (875km) to win.”If you walk briskly at 15 minutes per mile, that’s six-and-a-half hours to do 26.2 miles most people could sustain it.” Interspersing walking with a small amount of running might shave another.The maximum benefits were linked to an amount of exercise equivalent to walking for about 45 minutes a day at about 17 minutes per mile. On average, sedentary people gained about 1.6 years of life expectancy from becoming active later in life. Studies from Harvard, Norway, and England all confirm the benefits of exercise later in life.
At the beginning of each study, subjects were timed at their normal, comfortable walking pace for about 13 feet and periodically retested for up to 21 years. Anyone who could ambulate, even if they used a cane or walker, was included.Start at a pace that’s comfortable for you. Then gradually pick up speed until you’re walking briskly — generally about 3 to 4 miles an hour. You should be breathing hard, but you should still be able to carry on a conversation.
Each week, add about two minutes to your walking time.Walking, especially brisk or vigorous walking, supplies important benefits for the fit and not-so-fit who want to age more gracefully. University of New Mexico exercise science professor Len Kravitz reports that regular physical activity for seniors, 65 to 75 and up, can reduce risks for cancer, heart disease, type 2 diabetes, hypertension.
Sport: No. Race-walking is a sport, and you can often find charity walks to do with a group of people, but for most people, walking is not competitive. Low-Impact: Yes.
Walking won’t jar your joints.Most elderly people walk on a treadmill wrong, so here are guidelines for individuals of all fitness levels for optimal, safest results. Most people 65-plus (and younger as well) do not walk on a treadmill correctly.
I’m a former certified personal trainer who has guided many elderly women and men on correct treadmill walking.Some possible answers: The average healthy active human (farmer, hunter gatherer etc) moves 10–12 km per day on average. If most of that movement is walking then they might only run about 2 km per day on average.Increase the amount of time you run instead of walk, if you can.
Week 4 until the week before your race: Walk 3 days, not in a row, for 30 minutes each time. If you plan to run the 5K, switch.Get a physical so you know that your body’s systems can handle additional physical stress.
Warm up for at least 10 to 15 minutes using slow-walking, stretches or light calisthenics. As you get older you body need to ease into exercise gradually because your system is down about one third and takes longer to warm up and cool down.
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48 comments
Yeah, but i have nobody to talk to while running, and im really anxious to start a conversation
I find that regular rebounding every day for 30 mins. or 2 sets of 15 mins. at different intensities helps build endurance. It helped me a lot with my stamina to not get tired sooner than I wanted to. For a while I stopped running and hiking, and was doing home workouts. Then, recently I started running again and each time I have been able to run without the same intensity of effort or straining to keep going. I’ve noticed improvement in my overall running experiene. I think it’s probably mostly because of doing rebounding. The rebounding helps prepare the body for the endurance needed to run better and for longer with more ease. Well, (shrugs) what I mean is that I believe that it helped to give me a noticably improved running experience.
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The crime keep many of us from walking! I walk, but I have to be ready to defend myself, if attack by 2 and 4 legged dogs!
Some weekdays after work I walk 5 kms when there’s too much traffic to catch the bus or a taxi when trying to escape downtown to go home.
This video was way more inspiring than I expected it to be, your analogy and how running and training is a metaphor for life was incredibly deep. You earned my subscription for sure.
I doubt the hard part of running 200 miles is staying awake. I only think this because when I spent a night in a gym working out for 6 hours I wasn’t mentally tired afterwards but surprising very perky and energetic afterwards.
You ran 15 miles on day 1 and your sweater not even seeing a drip of sweat.
Walking is great for those that have anxiety and depression, walking releases the feel good endorphins like serotonin and dopamine and lowers the bad chemicals like cortisol and adrenaline, 30 mins a day (that’s it) but must be a brisk walk not a lazy dog walk for 30 mins
“I spent way too much time being soft. Now I’m hard” pause. hahaha
You can add one more thing…he use to ride to Yuma on his bike before work. Yeah not a typo. True story. That’s just David.
Hello My You Tube Friends and You Tubers out there! Yes…. Walking is a Wonderful Exercise that I’ve done all through out my life and just recently started doing again and WoW! The Benefits are Immediate and Amazing! I Highly Recommend the Effort for Everyone to Get Up and Start Walking if your health permits it…. I for one will keep up my Walking Routine no matter what if at all possible because I feel Great and I’d like for All of You Guys to feel Great too! So join the club and let’s get Walking for the sake of being the Best Individuals that we Can Be and were designed to Be by Almighty God…. Thanks All you Guy’s and May God Bless All of You!: )
Met a lady on Craigslist who’s husband passed away at 50 from over weight
Massive heartattack. We started walking. 2hrs every tues thurs. She lost 100lbs
In 1yr.
Walking and running are things the species is geared for. Humans are pursuit predators capable of outlasting literally any other animal on Earth. Train for it and you will adapt where other species would fall over dead.
No matter the pain or demand, humans endure. Always be striving.
“In the famous words of Eric Thomas ‘Pain is temporary. It may last for a minute, or an hour, or even a year, but eventually something else will take it’s place”.
Only a few months ago I was wheel chair van shopping. I was succumbing to medical conditions that were taking all of the quality out of my life. I had been in bed most of the past 2 years because of a back injury gotten from doing construction work. I’ve always been strong and able bodied, especially for my 5’1″ 120 lbs frame. I had checked out of life.
I came across David Goggins on YouTube. He was just what u needed. I grew up an athlete, training for hours before and after school. David Goggins running with 2 broken legs was amazing to me. Then I told myself “whole people are created in only 9 months, what could I do with myself if I really made myself push thru the pain everyday?” So I started walking; something that causes a lot of pain in my low back and all the way down my legs thru my toes.
It’s only been a couple weeks but with each walk I push myself while still listening to my body. Some days I can push harder and some days I have to respect my body’s reluctance. It’s like a give and take with my own body…like I’m compromising with it. Lol. “Ok body, give me all you got. Let’s do this.” And when the days come my body says “I don’t wanna”, I say “Ok I’ll be easy on you today but you gotta give me something” and I push for what I can and go harder the next day.
I never had an interest in jogging or running but it’s become my way of giving my condition the middle finger and that’s all the motivation I need. ���� (side note: we need a girl running emoji)
I wish I could do the same thing. Like fuck! Just watching you I feel so tired already.
Why is this guy always talking like he is an inspirational talker
you can’t call it a run challenge when half your runs were walking speeds lol
Good, you brave. You took a challenge and even through pain you finished.������������
thank you for the inspiration man, this came at the perfect time cause i was about to order a treadmill
Uh, I’m glad I stumbled upon this video:). Really good content and you’re a beast for pushing through ��.
It’s amazing to see how we are so much stronger than we believe, there’s just so much potential that goes untouched.
Anybody know where I can find this running log? so I don’t need to keep flicking through the video to see how many miles on each day
(I want to attempt the challenge)
When the mind breaks the body will follow a quote I heard on tv. Which I repeat to my self when I do my cycling.
Yeb, nice vid thanx from Kuwait, temperature hear can reach up to, 50c, so walking outside can be death.
I walk a total of 14 km from and to work on 5 days of the week (70 km every week). Best habit I ever started.
not only for your health but also for your wallet, I go to college on foot I just wanna save money instead,
What he didnt know it takes 2 days for DOMS to set in (delayed onset muscle soreness), so one day after a run is not going to be peak soreness
This is the definition of mental toughness! I’m currently struggling through 3km runs lol! Need to toughen up! ��������
Thank you very much for this video. This is my first time at your channel. Loved it. I am truely grateful.
When says he ran 15 miles, does it mean continous running or does the 15 miles include walking too?
Walking will prevent your cat from getting run over!!
Walking will help you get along with your parents better!!
Walking can help repair the relationship with your X-wife!
WALKING CAN DO ANYTHING!”%#=%)(“%2
I’m very impressed and a little inspired. Hope you stretched though. Keep carrying the fucking boats.
really your vibe bruh…my goal in life is to know without the shadow of a doubt that i ‘m going harder than Goggins….. #TusoFargone #TenLapsAhead #CantHurtMe #RelentlessFromGoodToGreatToUnstoppable #BOBA #TopTierGrinder #10X #UngleG #CaptainGoggins #MambaMentalityx1000 #GIMOAT
shin splints has to be one of the worst pains to deal with as a runner nothing to do except deal with it, sucks
Fuck this. I run 5 miles a day, 35 miles a week. Im good lol. Plus i box 4 hours a day….if your starting off with no type of running experience do yourself a favor and don’t do this. Start with a walk/jog 2 miles a day.
He wasn’t running for the record. But in any case impressive
Your experience has lit a fire inside me bruh… real talk! You have my utmost respect for finishing something for no reason other than taking no for an answer is unacceptable… bravo!
I walked from 3/4 to 1 mile everyday except Sunday with my dog who gets up jumping and telling me she is ready to go every morning and it’s really help me to stay strong and healthy I am an active senior love to walk
Definitely any walking is better then no walking, we believe if people can change just little habits to add a few more extra of minutes of walking a day they will benefit immensely
Why do u want to climb Mt. Everest……….b’cuz it’s there.
If this doesn’t make sense to you, you’ll never understand why someone would do this.
Rock on bro!
David Goggins enteres the chat:
Good job. You’ve completed the first part of the warm up session.
16:20 my face scrunched up into pure understanding, compassion and terror �� shin splints are the fkn worst
Well done for completing!
Stay hard.
Nice one, my fatass gave me tendonitis in my ankles and knee pain after the fourth day of running 1-2 miles each day. Now im slowly trying to jog half a mile every other day. I weigh 100 kilos, Am I too fat to run consistently or is this crap normal, cus I really want to continue so I can undo the fat you know.
I ran for a bus last week, in 48 & stupidly unfit. I’m not proud of it.
Next day I could hardly walk, one leg was knackered. Luckily only sore for a day.
I can stand the body ache but its my lungs burning that I can’t take. I cant make it 100 yards without it feeling like someone put coals in my lungs
maintaining acl tendents and stretching especially calves is essential to avoid injury.
Thank you for giving me belly laughs, and Im only at the start of day 3:)
I would love to see David Goggins run the Barkley’s Marathon……