It is well known that nordic walking requests 80% of our muscular chain. It existed for decades, and became a sport thanks to Marko Kantaneva , a Finnish monitor. In 1994, he created a method to walk with poles like in cross-country skiing, with sets of exercises to maintain and improve different physical competences.
So, walking with the help of Nordic poles is more beneficial in obese population. [3, 4] Nordic walking has benefits on obese population. The walking distance and speed of walking increase which
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Objective To evaluate the influence of Nordic walking (NW) on hip joint loads in order to determine whether it can be safely performed during postoperative physiotherapy in patients after orthopeadic surgery of the hip. Methods Internal hip joint loads were directly measured in vivo in 6 patients using instrumented hip prostheses during NW and ordinary walking (OW). All patients received
Background: Interest around Nordic Walking (NW) has increased in recent years. However, direct comparisons of NW with normal walking (W), particularly in ecologically valid environments is lacking. The aim of our study was to compare NW and W, over long distances in a natural mountain environment. Methods: Twenty one subjects (13 male/8 female, aged 41 ± 12 years, body mass index BMI 24.1 ±
1. Introduction. Nordic Walking (NW) is a relatively high intensity activity that involves marching using poles adapted from cross-country skiing poles in order to activate upper body muscles that would not be used during normal walking [1], [2].
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nordic walking vs normal walking
