I STOPPED Walking 10K Steps a Day and Lost 5 Pounds!

 

If you’ve been relying on 10,000 steps a day for weight loss and not seeing results, you’re not alone. The 10,000 steps rule isn’t based on real fat loss science, and for many women over 40, it can actually lead to frustration and plateaus.

If your body feels like it’s stopped responding, interval walking (sometimes called Japanese walking) might be the shift your body actually needs. Instead of just doing more steps, this method focuses on changing your pace and intensity, which is what really drives fat loss, metabolism, and results, especially during perimenopause and menopause.

Cameron Long

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  1. Just like anything else, your body will adapt to that as well and then you’re gonna have to change the intervals and the structure. It definitely makes walking a little bit more exciting and it does burn a little bit more calories but your body will adapt and you’ll have to keep changing it. Thanks for the recommendation.

    1. Yup and it’s so easy to lose site of that when you fall in love with something that works

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