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Kristin Canning

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  • None, Women's Health, SELF
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Freelance writer. Runner, animal-lover, candy connoisseur.
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Want More From Your Daily Walk? Try These 3 Expert-Approved Strategies

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By Jamie Johnson, Kristin Canning Verified
| South Florida Reporter
Why we’re talking about this: Walking is great for your health—but small changes can make it an even more effective workout. What to do: Increase intensity with hills, intervals, or short strength exercises instead of simply walking farther. Looking ahead: Challenging your walking routine can help build strength, endurance, and long-term fitness. Walking is one of the best things you can do for your health—but once it becomes routine, it may be time to make it more challenging.
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4 Best Walking Pads for Small Spaces and Standing Desks (2026)

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By Kristin Canning Verified
| Eletiofe
Unlike bulky and almost always noisy treadmills, the best walking pads are slim (often portable) machines that can slide under your standing desk or fit anywhere in your home, letting you rack up steps while working, binge-watching, or just avoiding human interaction. Sitting at your desk all day is literally a pain. It’s terrible for your posture and takes a toll on your physical and mental health, gradually morphing you into a hunched-over keyboard gargoyle.
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Review: Hiboy P6 Fat Tire Electric Bike

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By Kristin Canning Verified
| WIRED Magazine Verified
Buy Now Multiple Buying Options Available Rating: 8/10 WIRED Easy setup. Simple, intuitive controls. No app required. Comfortable. Powerful torque. Fat tires can handle any conditions. Fun to ride. TIRED Bulky and heavy. Could be difficult to maneuver for smaller people. Pedal assist can be jerky until you find the right gear and mode combo. Feels like a lot of bike for city commuting. I’ve always been staunchly on the analog side of the ebike vs traditional bike debate.
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