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Tips To Get The Maximum Traction

Practising good posture is important while walking to ensure the exercise is comfortable and efficient. That means you should keep your head up, lengthen your back, drop your neck and shoulders, and try to engage your core. You also need to make sure you swing your arms with each step to create momentum. 

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