Why add faster intervals to ordinary walking?
Ordinary walking is excellent movement. Adding clearly faster periods creates a stronger training stimulus while the easy periods help you recover and keep going. Running is not required.
A simple 3 + 3 rhythm, backed by research and designed for real life.
Japanese research on interval walking used repeated 3-minute periods at a higher and lower walking intensity. The classic 30-minute format is five 3+3 cycles; the app also offers shorter and extended sessions for different days.
Watch how Japanese Walking Pro turns the simple 3 + 3 rhythm into a guided walk with voice cues, personal pacing, progress tracking and optional smartwatch support.
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Studies of regular interval walking have reported improvements in aerobic capacity and selected health-related measures. Results depend on the people studied, intensity, training volume and consistency, so Japanese Walking Pro does not promise the same medical outcome for everyone.
Ordinary walking is excellent movement. Adding clearly faster periods creates a stronger training stimulus while the easy periods help you recover and keep going. Running is not required.
Brisk means clearly faster than your easy pace, not an all-out effort. If you have a medical condition, symptoms during exercise or have been told to limit activity, ask a qualified healthcare professional about an appropriate intensity.
Install Japanese Walking Pro and try your first guided Japanese Walking session today.