The phrase "accelerated walking" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a faster pace of walking, often in the context of exercise or physical activity.
Example: "To improve cardiovascular health, incorporating accelerated walking into your daily routine can be beneficial."
Alternatives: "brisk walking" or "speed walking".
Specificity of training, particularly in the first 6 weeks, is important and therapists will aim for a mix of functional exercises, open & closed kinetic chain exercises and accelerated walking elements.
The majority of volunteers participated in a 'combined fitness' class which entails 75 min of group exercise including accelerated walking or other cardiovascular activity, strength training, flexibility and balance training.
After getting a thumbs-up from Gibbs's chairman, Neil G. Jenkins, I accelerated to walking speed and drove into the lake.
One track was of a theropod accelerating from walking to running.
This involved timed, accelerating shuttle walking around cones 9 m apart, forming a 10 m course.
The computational validation employs accelerated random walk simulations with a transfer-matrix description of diffusion to evaluate directly the dynamical critical exponents below d_u as well as their logarithmic scaling above d_u.
We report a highly compact system for accelerating direct genome walking.
When it did accelerate, he started walking on his hands in the opposite direction.
Because the signal at the beginning and at the end of each measurement was influenced by the subjects accelerating to achieve the desired walking speed, the first and last four steps were eliminated.
The idea of "travelators" is to accelerate foot traffic by boosting your walking speed, but many users regard moving walkways as an excuse to stop walking altogether.
Someone needs to drive me since my toes cramp up, making walking or accelerating and breaking perilous.
