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URGENT WARNING for anyone over 60 who walks for exercise: You might be making critical mistakes on your daily walk that are secretly damaging your joints, spine, and posture, turning a healthy habit into a source of chronic pain.

✅ THE SAFE & EFFECTIVE WALKING PROTOCOL:
To turn your walk into a powerful tool for health, focus on your form. Invest in proper walking shoes with good arch support—this is non-negotiable for protecting your knees and hips. Walk tall, with your eyes looking forward, not at the ground. This simple change aligns your spine and prevents neck strain. Let your arms swing naturally from the shoulder to improve your balance and momentum. The key to results is consistency; a daily walk is far better than one long, exhausting walk per week. Most importantly, listen to your body. Rest is not a sign of weakness; it's a sign of wisdom.

❌ CRITICAL MISTAKES THAT LEAD TO INJURY:
The #1 mistake is looking down at your feet or your phone. This puts immense strain on your neck and upper back. The second is overstriding—taking steps that are too long. This acts like a braking force on your body and puts harmful stress on your knee joints. Never ignore pain. A small twinge that is ignored can easily become a debilitating long-term injury. Always take a few minutes to cool down by walking slowly at the end of your session; stopping abruptly is a shock to your system. Walking while distracted is a direct invitation for a dangerous fall.

Protect your body, and your daily walk will protect you.

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