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Come and Try Nordic Walking

Description

Nordic Walking is a relatively new physical activity that involves walking with specially designed poles and a learned technique to create a low stress, total body workout with the added support of poles and with less stress and strain on your joints.

Nordic Walking is a low-impact form of fitness walking which will give you a low impact, total body fitness workout that:

• Increases your cardio fitness
• Develops core stability, balance and strength
• Strengthens and tones upper body, back and arms
• Activates 90%of your muscles
• Burns up to 46% more calories than regular walking

Walking with poles really does make walking easier, but it’s important to understand how to use Nordic Walking poles correctly so you get the most benefit and ensure you are using the poles safely.

This Come & Try session allows people to safely learn the basic Nordic walking technique.

 

Useful Information

Please wear comfortable walking shoes, sunscreen, hat and clothing suitable to the weather.

You need to be able to walk at least 100 metres unaided to participate.

The session is for approximately 1 hour, however there is opportunity to rest if required.

Poles are provided.

Contact

  • Cost: Free
  • Booking required
  • Rippleside Park, Drumcondra, VIC Rippleside Park Drive, Drumcondra, Victoria, Australia

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