After Women’s Health reporter Serene Madani tried a week-long experiment walking outside for an hour without her phone, the ...

A walking stick gifted to former U.S. President Franklin Delano Roosevelt, FDR, in 1937 by CHamoru political pioneers Francisco B. Leon Guerrero and Baltazar J. Bordallo is back on the island almost ...

Walking backward could have meaningful benefits for joint health, chronic pain and even brain health, and there's scientific evidence to back it up. Multiple studies show that simply changing ...

Buster Posey is the walking embodiment of quiet professionalism. Cool. Calm. Contemplative. Collected. I doubt his pulse has ever gone over 80 beats per minute. And he just hired a manager who carries ...

Getting your heart rate up is integral for longevity—regular exercise has been shown to lower your risk of type 2 diabetes, heart disease, and a slew of other health conditions. It’s also key for ...

Walking might seem simple. But it’s not, explains epidemiologist Peggy Cawthon, science director of the California Pacific Medical Center Research Institute. It’s an amazingly complex behavior that ...

If the name Limping Lena means anything to you, chances are you grew up in Stillwater. Lena Rumpf, known as “Limping Lena” or “Leapin’ Lena,” was famous for walking around downtown with a stick, ...

Jetti Confetti is a layer of rich blue buttercream sandwiched between two chewy Thin Confetti cookies, rolled in JetBlue-colored sprinkles. It’s as bold, colorful and unmistakably JetBlue as the ...

After seeing a picture of the stick insect on social media, the researchers spent days trying to find and collect it for further research. Ross M. Coupland Scientists in Australia say they’ve found a ...

Beef Sticks for Backpacks, a Loveland-based charity that partners the business community, academia and nonprofit charities to provide protein to Colorado youth in need, recently surpassed three ...

I’ve long advocated for wonder walk breaks between virtual meetings. But what about combining walking with a work meeting? I’m not the first or only one to wonder about this. Granted, in a world of ...