Yes. 100% true if you walk briskly for 45 minutes daily for five days a week.
It is travelling at a speed of 7.317072 kilometres per hour. It could be a person brisk walking or jogging at a very slow speed. It could also be a person getting dragged while walking his dog.
escalators go slightly faster than a brisk walking pace
It all depends at how fast you are walking. a brisk walk is 4.5mph. Therefore it would take about 29.37hours. But like i said, depends how fast you are walking...!
It is 4.29 miles per hour - a brisk walking pace.
6 km per hour is a brisk walking pace. It is equivalent to 100m per minute, whereas lots of people can run that distance in under twenty seconds and the best in under ten seconds. It is equivalent to walking a mile in slightly more than sixteen minutes, where a strong middle-distance runner runs that distance in four minutes. It is equivalent to running a Marathon in 7 hours, where amateurs run that in under four hours and sometimes under three hours, and the record is less than 2 hours and four minutes.
The answer depends on the walker's stride which has not been specified.
Definetly. Brisk walking combined with brushing effected areas is the best remedy
Brisk walking
Brisk walking Stretching
what BRISK MEANS????????
It is travelling at a speed of 7.317072 kilometres per hour. It could be a person brisk walking or jogging at a very slow speed. It could also be a person getting dragged while walking his dog.
Brisk walking, power walking... whatever you want to call it.
Try excessive walking with your dog on lead for 30-45 minutes a day. Must be consistent with the daily walks, make them brisk walks.
running, walking, jogging, and a brisk walk
No as long as you wear commfortable shoes that can absorb the impact
The average brisk walking speed for an adult is about 3.5 mph, so a half-hour walk at that speed would cover roughly 1.7 to 1.8 miles.
not alot try 1 hour