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The 10,000-step goal is everywhere. But what does all that walking do to your feet?
- Walking is one measure of activity, and deliberate exercise requires the feet to adapt, according to KURU.
- The 10,000-step goal did not begin as a universal medical recommendation.
- A 2025 systematic review linked 7,000 daily steps with lower risks of several health problems compared with 2,000 steps.
- Walking repeatedly stresses the feet and lower legs, while rapid increases in activity may contribute to bone stress injuries, according to AAOS.
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The 10,000-step goal is everywhere. But what does all that walking do to your feet?
KURU reports on the rise of walking as exercise, emphasizing that while 10,000 steps is a common goal, any increase in movement benefits health.
·Wiggins, United States
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