The phrase "a walking program" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a structured plan or routine that involves walking for exercise or health benefits.
Example: "To improve my fitness, I have decided to start a walking program that includes daily walks and weekly goals."
Alternatives: "a walking plan" or "a walking routine".
In addition to the balance, strengthening and mobility related exercises, participants in the intervention group will also be provided with a graduated walking program, in which they will be asked to include a walking program 3 days/week, with gradually increasing distances.
More recently, he has been having physical therapy sessions two to three times a week, after completing 80 sessions of a walking program.
San Diego offers weekly outings for people with early-stage dementia to restaurants, breweries, ecological preserves and animal shelters, and a walking program for people with early-stage Alzheimer's has started up in Washington state.
Some of the women were then assigned to a walking program, some were put on a weight-training regimen and others were assigned no exercise; all returned to their old eating habits.
Does a graded exercise program emphasising lumbar stabilising exercises reduce pain and disability at 12 months, compared with a walking program, for patients with recurrent low back pain?
To investigate the effects of training frequency on psychological benefits resulting from a walking program among older women with subsyndromal depression.
The first group (A) received a pedometer walking program three times per week plus glucosamine sulphate (GS) intake, and the second group (B) received a pedometer-driven walking program undertaken five times per week plus GS intake.
Whereas those with higher levels of functioning responded more positively to a traditional walking program, the lower functioning participants responded more positively to a novel walking program that included more complex walking tasks, such as stepping over obstacles.
The primary aim was to evaluate the effect of a dosed walking program on knee pain for patients with severe knee osteoarthritis (OA).
In a whole, walking program did not prevent bone loss.
Studies that investigated measurement-validity or reliability- tests of a pedometer walking program were excluded.
