"active walking" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to describe walking for exercise, either on its own or with equipment like weights or a weighted vest. For example, you could say, "I practice active walking for 30 minutes every morning to help me stay fit and healthy."
I still keep active, walking up to three miles and doing hydrotherapy.
Born in Morocco, she was multilingual, had taught herself Mandarin and was very active, walking six miles daily.
The participants were physically active, walking, cycling, weight-training, skiing, sailing, hiking in the mountains, dancing, or working with logs.
Compared to control subjects, HD patients were markedly more sedentary on dialysis days, with lower active, walking, and standing time, longer lying down time, and lower number of steps taken (P < 0.05).
The participants were categorized on the basis of their self-reported physical activity as sedentary group (no other activities, but at the most light walking ≤2 times/week), moderately active (walking or other light exercise at least 3 times/week, but no other more intensive activities) and active (moderate or vigorous exercise at least 3 times/week).
Williams has been increasingly active walking toward the line from game to game.
"Keep active, walk, stretch, lift weights, I mean it!
With both the Master Code and the Pokémon's code entered and active, walk into the grass to start a fight as normal., The battle will always be against the Pokémon that you entered to code for.
However only motorized transport (non-active) and walking (active) were included in the analysis since vertical accelerometry most likely will underestimate PA from bicycling.
The scale has been used previously in survivors of ALL in childhood and adolescence, 44 and is based on the duration and intensity of physical activity with the latter categorised as inactive (eg, lying down), somewhat inactive (eg, sitting), somewhat active (eg, walking) and very active (eg, running).
