Why We’ve Been Chasing 10,000 Steps for Decades—and What Japanese Walking Gets Right Instead

Why did 10,000 steps become the global standard for health? Was it ever based on science? Not exactly—and here’s the step count we should actually be aiming for.
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The Forgotten Space You're Neglecting For The Ultimate Shoe Storage

Goodbye messy entryways and cluttered closet floors. Optimize this one neglected area, and your shoes will be both tidy and easy to grab.
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Lost walkers guided to safety down Scafell Pike

A group of lost walkers were guided to safety on Scafell Pike. Wasdale Mountain Rescue Team was contacted by Cumbria Police ...

This event forces you to walk in someone else’s shoes for a good cause

You’ve probably heard the phrase “walk a mile in someone else’s shoes.” It’s a reminder to think about, and perhaps ...
Country Life

These boots were made for walking (up Mount Everest, 70 years ago): How identical twin brothers plan to test George Mallory's shoes against modern-day mountaineeri…

Shoemaker Crockett & Jones has crafted a replica pair of George Mallory's boots for one half of The Turner Twins to wear in ...