Step by step for health, fitness and fun! Your walking book

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Use this book to help you walk more. Step by step for health, fitness and fun! Your walking book

? What is Step by step? Step by step is a fun idea to help you get walking in a group, with a friend or on your own. You will use a step counter which will tell you how many steps you have walked over the whole day. You will write these steps into your Step Diary. 2

Do you know that walking regularly is good for your health? Walking makes your heart stronger Makes your muscles stronger Helps you sleep better It can also help you to lose weight 3

Walking makes you feel happier Meeting people can brighten your day and lift your mood that day How many steps should you take a day? Wear your step counter all day not just on your walk. Then you will really see your steps build up! Below 2,501 4,001 6,001 8,001 10,000 2,500 4,000 6,000 8,000 10,000 plus Good Getting Doing well Nearly Excellent Wow start better there Go for more! Well done! Keep going! Go for it! Push on! Keep it up! Steps 1,000 2,000 3,000 4,000 5,000 7,500 10,000 Miles 0.4 0.9 1.3 1.7 2.1 3.2 4.3 Kilometres 0.7 1.4 2.1 2.7 3.4 5.1 6.9 This chart is for guidance only; it is based on an average step of 2ft 3in/69cm. The information above has been adapted from Paths for All www.pathsforall.org.uk 4

There are some things you need to think about before you go for a walk What do I need to take with me on my walk? Drink Suitable clothes Sensible shoes If you are due to take any medication at the time of your walk, remember to take it with you 5

Check the weather conditions before going for a walk If it is sunny, you will need to take with you Sunglasses Sun tan lotion Hat If it is raining, you will need to take with you Rain Jacket Umbrella 6

If it is cold or snowing, you will need to take with you Scarf Gloves Hat Warm boots Where are you going for your walk? Plan your route Tell someone where you are going Follow the Green Cross Code Stop Look Listen 7

During your walk why don t you Look at the number of steps you have taken on your step counter Talk to others in your group during your walk Stop to look at the trees and look at how the colours change in the spring, summer, autumn and winter Look out for different animals along the way Have a drink of water when you need to 8

All about me! Use this space to record your details at the start of the programme. When you have finished Step by step you can see if there are any changes to your weight or the size of your waist. My name is I weigh Insert photo here kilos My Step by step start date is / / My waist is centimetres What other kinds of activities do you do in the week? Walking Dancing Housework Cycling Gym Swimming Bowling Shopping Football Other, please say below 9

Now is your turn to get walking Make sure the step counter is on your waistband or clipped to your belt (check if you need to reset it each day) Get other people to walk with you or if it is safe go on your own walks Increase your walking a little at a time, enjoy it! 10

Step diary Week 1 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Total steps At the end of week 1 I felt: Great Happy Sad Sleepy What did you enjoy about your walks? 11

Step diary Week 2 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Total steps At the end of week 2 I felt: Great Happy Sad Sleepy What did you enjoy about your walks? 12

Step diary Week 3 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Total steps At the end of week 3 I felt: Great Happy Sad Sleepy What did you enjoy about your walks? 13

Step diary Week 4 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Total steps At the end of week 4 I felt: Great Happy Sad Sleepy What did you enjoy about your walks? 14

Step diary Week 5 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Total steps At the end of week 5 I felt: Great Happy Sad Sleepy What did you enjoy about your walks? 15

Step diary Week 6 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Total steps At the end of week 6 I felt: Great Happy Sad Sleepy What did you enjoy about your walks? 16

Step diary Week 7 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Total steps At the end of week 7 I felt: Great Happy Sad Sleepy What did you enjoy about your walks? 17

Step diary Week 8 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Total steps At the end of week 8 I felt: Great Happy Sad Sleepy What did you enjoy about your walks? 18

Congratulations You have now finished the Step by step challenge. 19

Next Now that you have finished your Step by step challenge, list the changes you have noticed about your health. Has your weight changed? Has your waistline changed? What is good about walking? Will you continue to walk? (Please circle) If not, why? What would help you to walk more? 20

My big story for Step by step This is my Step by step walking group Insert group photo here The best thing about Step by step is Keep walking! 21

Acknowledgements This booklet was originally adapted for use in Northern Ireland by South Eastern Health and Social Care Trust. It has been reproduced with permission from NHS Ayrshire and Arran s Health Promotion team. NHS Ayrshire and Arran adapted the booklet from Step To It produced by the Active Living Coordinator, Dr Jeff Bartley MCSP Dip RG&RT with support from his Community Health Team Colleagues, NHS North Lancashire. For information about NHS Ayrshire and Arran s resource please contact the Health Information and Resource Services, Afton House, Ailsa Hospital Campus, Ayr KA6 6AB Telephone: 01292 885 927. More general information about walking in Northern Ireland can be found at www.walkinginyourcommunity.com or www.walkni.com 22

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