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Burn Off those Mince Pies! Why Nordic Walking is Perfect for Post-Festive Overindulgence

The festive season is a time for joy, celebration, and, let’s face it, indulgence. Between the endless feasts, mince pies,...

Why Hill Reps are a Great HIIT Training Method for Nordic Walking
Why Hill Reps are a Great HIIT Training Method for Nordic Walking

  High-intensity interval training (HIIT) has become one of the most effective and time-efficient ways to improve fitness and burn...

The Benefits of Nordic Walking Racing: Why you should try this competitive sport
The Benefits of Nordic Walking Racing: Why you should try this competitive sport

  Nordic Walking, often associated with leisurely strolls and scenic routes, has evolved into a dynamic and competitive sport. This...

A day in the life of a Nordic Walking International Trainer
A day in the life of a Nordic Walking International Trainer

Today it is just 3 weeks until the start of a week-long series of Nordic Walking events in Lahti, Finland....

Get your paws off!
Get your paws off!
Many of the benefits of Nordic Walking come from the active push down and back through the poles, and the ability to keep pushing back until the arm has extended fully behind the hip. To be able to achieve this you need really good purchase of the tip of the pole on the ground. So it is important to know when you should use a spike tip and when an asphalt paw.
Carbon Nordic Walking poles
The Benefits of Carbon Nordic Walking Poles

The Benefits of Carbon Nordic Walking Poles: Your Friendly Guide to a Better Walk Hey there, fellow walkers! 🌲🚶‍♀️🚶‍♂️ If...

Nordic Walking with Michael Mosely BBC Just one Thing
5 THINGS WE LEARNED FROM MICHAEL MOSLEY

Did you listen to 'JUST ONE THING', a fantastic podcast series by Michael Mosley, in which he talked about Nordic...

Nordic Walking 2 piece adjustable poles
THE MYTH OF THE TWO PIECE POLE

Nordic walking poles were originally designed to be one piece and fixed length, much like a ski pole. So why do...