Walk & Tone UK

Walk & Tone UK

Wellness and Fitness Services

Group Fitness Sessions | Well-Being | Health & Fitness | Bespoke Outdoor Workouts | Paced walking meets strength workout

About us

I Co Own, Walk & Tone UK. Which is a group fitness session that combines paced walking and total body strength training. Getting fit and having fun with like minded people within local communities or supporting businesses with staffs wellbeing. We cater for both. Suitable for all fitness levels, both Men & Women

Website
www.walkandtone.co.uk
Industry
Wellness and Fitness Services
Company size
2-10 employees
Headquarters
Oxford
Type
Self-Employed
Founded
2023
Specialties
Outdoor Exercise, Personal Training, Strength Training, Pilates, Yogalates, HIIT, Functional Training, Body Weight Training, and Core Strength

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  • Get Fit, Have Fun, and Connect with Like-Minded People! Ready to elevate your fitness routine while enjoying the great outdoors? Or are you recovering from an injury and seeking a low-impact cardio and body strength workout? Then our Walk & Tone fitness sessions are perfect for you. Oxfordshire fitness timetable is now live! Why Join Us? Experience a 5km paced walk with muscle-toning stops for a comprehensive workout Enjoy fresh air and connect with friendly faces Open to everyone—men and women alike! Limited Spots Available! Secure your spot by emailing info@walkandtone.co.uk. Have questions? We're here to help! 👉 Subscribe for updates and health tips at www.walkandtone.co.uk. #oxfordshirefitness #sportevents #health #wellbeing

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  • Do you Own a Pair of Workout Trainers? If you do, this message is for you. No matter if you’re just embarking on your fitness path or you’ve been on it for a while, immersing yourself in nature and breathing in the fresh air is vital for your physical and mental health. It’s especially crucial during those moments when you feel unmotivated, thinking “I’ll exercise later,” or questioning the benefits of your efforts. Those are the times when your body and mind most need a shift in routine to rejuvenate. Which is why walking is extremely beneficial. The Power of Walking Did you know that a mere 30 minutes of brisk walking can torch around 200 calories? Consistently integrating this simple exercise into your routine can lead to significant weight loss over time. But the benefits don’t stop there. Walking not only tones your legs, abs, and arms (if you’re enthusiastic with those arm swings!), but it also enhances your range of motion, transferring stress from your joints to your muscles. The result? Improved cardiovascular fitness, stronger bones, reduced body fat, and increased muscle strength and endurance. Why a Robust Cardiovascular System Matters. A robust cardiovascular system is the cornerstone of a healthy body, ensuring a strong heart and seamless blood flow. This efficient circulation supports optimal lung function, leaving you feeling invigorated and full of energy. Committing to just 30 minutes of exercise, five days a week, can kickstart your journey to better health and aid in weight management. Is Half an Hour of Cardio Five Days a Week Sufficient? According to the Physical Activity Guidelines by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services and Public Health England, 150 minutes of moderate-intensity physical activity weekly is the gold standard. That’s 30 minutes a day, five days a week – a goal within reach for everyone, including seniors. So why not make a pledge to incorporate this into your daily schedule? The overall well-being benefits are too good to pass up. The Ripple Effect of Regular Cardio Incorporating more cardio into our weekly routines can have a profound impact on our health. It bolsters immunity, promotes longevity, maintains a healthy BMI, enhances sleep quality, boosts energy levels, sharpens cognitive functions, and essentially, keeps our body’s physiology and anatomy in prime condition. #walkandtoneuk #fitnessevents #healthandwellbeing #personaltraining

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