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    Why all runners should be walking more

    Never underestimate the power of a good walk – and not just as a mid-run break. ‘Going for a “pure walk” – no running at all – allows your body to make small adaptations that strengthen your feet, knees and hips,’ explains coach Jeff Galloway.

    Long, brisk walks can help boost your endurance and give your joints and muscles a break, which can eliminate the aches and pains caused by running. Here are Galloway’s tips on how to add walks to your routine:

    1.

    Give thought to your form

    Most people find an upright posture to be the most comfortable and natural way of walking. Take short steps to avoid overstriding, which can cause aches and pains in your legs, feet and hips.

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    2. Speed things up

    Walking on your non-run days is an efficient way of burning fat and increasing blood flow to aid recovery. On cross-training days, walk for 30-60 minutes continuously or do five- to 10-minute segments throughout the day.

    Keep the pace quick, but not so demanding you’d struggle to hold a conversa