Sentence examples for walking circuits from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, more than 22% of reached respondents were aware of the sale or promotional distribution of pedometers, 9% was aware of walking circuits, and 3% was aware of a loan system of pedometers.
The council is looking at how to design housing developments to encourage a more active lifestyle, with more cycling networks and marked walking circuits around estates, for example.
Tibetans still revere Yading as a sacred valley, protecting its monkeys, wild goats, deer, golden pheasants, black bears, leopards and Asian golden cats, and making great walking circuits of merit and atonement known as koras, believing 15 koras of Chenresig equal 100 million recitations of their chant Om Mani Padme Hum.
The '10,000 Steps Ghent' project included multiple community-based strategies to promote PA in the adult population and was guided by the socio-ecological model [ 14], designed to intervene at the personal (e.g. pedometer sale and loan), social (e.g. dissemination of information through all partner-associations), and environmental (e.g. walking circuits) levels [ 13].
On Everest, Sherpas were killed in an avalanche, and more than 40 people were killed by a freak storm on the Annapurna walking circuit.
Finally, a detailed dynamical analysis of one evolved walking circuit is presented.
In the WTMT-N part, the walking circuit is always performed in the same order.
Know where refill areas for water are around your running or walking circuit.
(radio, TV, print media, Internet, street signs or other objects in the street scene, workplace, health service, (para medic, society, family, friends, other); Are you aware of any of the following activities related to '10,000 Steps'?: sale of pedometers, loan of pedometer, walk circuits between public places or in local town parks?
A favourite walk circuits the town itself, so you are never more than three miles away from its shops and eateries, yet you can enjoy views across the Cumbrian fells and Morecambe Bay.
This device is part of an experimental program, offered at only five American hospitals, to determine if, by repeating the normal motion of walking, some local circuits within the spinal cord can be induced to move limbs appropriately without input from the brain.
