AT PACIFIC RIM WELLNESS we are absolutely committed to walking programs since the research literature is overwhelming in its praise for this everyday, simple act of motion. Consider these few thoughts:
“Walking may be as close to a magic bullet as you'll find in modern medicine. If there was a pill that could lower the risk of chronic disease like walking does, people would be clamouring for it.” Dr. JoAnn Manson, professor of medicine at Harvard Medical School
“The health benefits of walking are astonishing. They begin with stress reduction and include a reduction in the risk of developing heart disease, diabetes, osteoporosis, stroke and breast or colon cancer. Some experts say walking relieves constipation and cures impotence. At the very least, it makes you stronger, better looking and — best of all — more aerobically fit.” Cleveland Clinic’s Health Extra
“What gets measured, gets done.” Tom Peters
Believing that it is not enough to have good intentions, our exceptional H-215 Stepwell pedometers (now in four models) will be the ‘conscience on your hip’ and will help you attain the medically recommended 10,000 daily steps.
Please peruse the following for more information on any of our pedometers or walking programs.
H-215 PedometersOur most popular model is the original H-215, 4-function pedometer. This superb, reasonably priced pedometer counts steps, calculates distance, calories burned.The H-215 has sold over a quarter of a million and has the distinction of being the 2010 Winter Olympic pedometer. | School Sets30 of our Stepwell H-215 Pedometers (the 2010 Olympic pedometer) come in 2 sturdy and convenient compartmented cases along with 30 pedometer leashes.
The Stepwell H-215 Pedometer has the biggest display of any pedometer we tested. [Note: we offer special school pricing]
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WalkwellPacific Rim Wellness now offers a full step tracker using Google Map technology along with two of our earlier 'classic' step trackers. Log in as an individual or a group [company employees or school group]. | Choosing a PedometerResearch suggests that 10,000 steps a day (about 5 miles, or 8 km) is a great goal for health maintenance and involves, for the average sedentary person, about one hour of walking beyond the daily demands of home and work. |
Stepwell LibraryWe offer downloadable .pdf files to enhance your pedometer/fitness experience, and included some interesting walk-for-fitness articles as well. | |
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