Bupa Global Challenge 2012 was all about walking to a Well World.
Walking is accessible, easy, free and fun and can help reduce obesity, heart risk and type 2 diabetes. It can contribute to improved physical and mental health and is environmentally friendly too. Use the tips below to help you keep walking by building it into your daily life to reap the benefits.
Bupa Global Challenge 2012 was all about walking, together we...
Held 450 walking events in 16 countries...
Walked with over 100,000 people...
Took over 260 million steps...
And walked over 150,000 miles...
Which is the equivalent of walking six times around the world!
From walking buddy programmes to 'Walk to Work' days, find out how Bupa Global Challenge took shape across the world:
Click 'play' to hear from Stuart Fletcher, CEO, Bupa, to find out how he got walking, and see how thousands of people (and a few dogs!) around the world took part too.
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