If this is combined with correct diet, then yes. You also need to ensure that you are walking with some intensity. Light sweat is at least needed for the workouts to be effective and make your body burn calories efficiently.
You could walk five miles a day and gain weight. Losing weight depends on eating less calories than you expend. Walk or run if you can run without injury and eat less, means you will loose weight.
I not sure, but I don't see why you wouldn't.
It depends on how fast you walk.
maybe it is time to lose some weight, start out with walking 1mile or 1 half then do 2 miles do it for a week then the next week try to walk 10 miles you can do it buddy don't be afat American
About 3km- and about 5 times a week.
You can lose about 5 pounds a week running 24 miles. This also depends if you have changed your diet and what you have changed your diet to.
Losing weight is effected by your eating habits and your physical exercise. If you run 4.5 miles 5x a week and are consuming too many calories every day you will not lose any weight.
In order to lose one pound, you must create a deficit of 3,500 calories, so to lose five pounds, you would need to burn five times as many calories, or 17,500 calories. The number of calories you will burn by walking depends on your weight and the speed at which you walk. At a moderate pace of 3 miles per hour, most people will burn between 60 and 70 calories per mile. Therefore, to lose five pound by walking alone, you'll need to walk at least 250 miles.
Walk every day, then move up with running. Eat healthy like for breakfast just eat speaical kay then veggies. Go old fashion! You probably are able to lose that much weight in a week, but I wouldn't consider trying it. You need to lose weight at a slow and steady pace.
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Depends on your intake at the time.
It depends how much you walk. It has to be for long enough that you sweat and start to feel tired, around an 3 hours, since it is only twice a week. If you really want to lose weight take a jog instead.