Walking Training Schedule

Attention, All Walkers!
So you want to do the 10 Mile Challenge Walk on Sunday, 11th September next!
Welcome on board and here is a basic walking Programme and some tips to help you get ready and enjoy the day.
Walking Training Schedule
12 Week Walking Training Schedule
12 Week Walking Training Schedule
- First of all, if you haven’t been exercising regularly recently, consult your Doctor and get the OK to proceed.
- Choose sensible shoes and appropriate clothing.
- You may want to carry a water bottle with you – keeping hydrated is important.
- Try and find someone or a group of friends to join you. Company is good and remember you can “Talk and Walk”.
- Speed is not important! Walk at your own pace and at a time and place of your choosing. The walk is a challenge but it is not competitive! Take your time and stay within your own limits – enjoy the experience!
- The riverside walkway is a popular route and the new pedestrian bridge now offers an exciting additional option.
- Alternatively, just try your usual route in your area, the beach perhaps or a convenient park.
- The programme builds from two or three times a week and although you will not get up to a full 10 miles before September 11th – unless you are a professional walker – the collective sessions will ensure you get the full distance on the day.
- Ease back in the final week so you start on Sunday, 11th September feeling fresh and ready to go!
Good Luck!