by EverWalk | Nov 24, 2020 | EverWalk Blog
It’s a tough time of year for turkeys. The turkey, as Founding Father Benjamin Franklin once wrote his daughter Sarah, is a “true original native of America.” In fact, Franklin felt the ungainly turkey a much more apt symbol of American virtue than the stately bald...
by EverWalk | Nov 18, 2020 | EverWalk Blog
Our longtime EverWalk EPIC family member—and serving as Ambassador for us in Austin, TX—Beth Brooks, has kindly written a guest blog for us this week. Check out Beth’s personally-acquired advice as to how to get your daily steps in, even when weather or a...
by EverWalk | Nov 5, 2020 | EverWalk Blog
As the days get shorter and the nights longer, it can sometimes feel challenging to get enough walking in for those of us who love to walk. Why not walk at night? Walking after the sun goes down can give you a whole new appreciation of our world — and help you see...
by EverWalk | Oct 27, 2020 | EverWalk Blog
One of the best things about EverWalk has to be the wide range of walking enthusiasts it attracts from all over the world. In these EverWalk blogs, we enjoy featuring different perspectives on walking. This Halloween week, our London Ambassador, Peter Fuller, shares...
by Diana Nyad | Oct 20, 2020 | Diana Blog, EverWalk Blog
Any time we do the same exercise routine, the same workout, over and over, no change whatsoever, our bodies are very good at becoming more efficient at that workout. If you have made a regular habit of walking five miles at, let’s say, a 17-minute-mile pace, your legs...
by EverWalk | Oct 14, 2020 | EverWalk Blog
We here at EverWalk believe that autumn may well be the best season for walking. After the heat and humidity of summer, we all enjoy the cooler, crisper weather along with the beauty of fall flowers and foliage. What a glorious time of year! To get the most out of...
