Every kind of walk, in one app
WalkFit has a walking workout for every day, every mood — inside and outside.
Bring the ancient wisdom of Tai Chi into your daily routine through gentle walking sessions.
No jumping, no impact, no sudden movements.
Shifting your weight with intention trains everyday balance.
Everyday things start to feel easier.
Most people finish a session calmer than they started.
Alex Dong
4th-generation Tai Chi Master
10 min
A gentle movement break.
Personalize my plan15 min
The sweet spot most people settle into.
Personalize my plan20 min
Enough to loosen up your legs and get moving.
Personalize my planWalkFit has a walking workout for every day, every mood — inside and outside.
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Find answers to your questions about WalkFit.
Tai Chi Walking blends the calming flow of Tai Chi with the simplicity of walking. Instead of covering distance, you move through slow, intentional steps that link breath, posture and balance — a moving meditation you can do in a small space, indoors or outdoors. Every session is guided by a Tai Chi Master, so you don't need any Tai Chi experience to start.
Tai Chi Walking is built around balance, everyday mobility and joint-friendly strength. Shifting your weight with intention trains the balance you rely on all day, and the slow, low-impact steps build strength without jumping or sudden movements. Most people also finish a session calmer than they started.
Pace and attention. A normal walk is about covering ground; Tai Chi Walking slows everything down so you can feel each weight shift, keep your posture upright and match your breath to your steps. You cover far less distance, but you're training balance, coordination and control rather than speed.
Yes — it's one of the gentlest plans in WalkFit. There's no jumping, no impact and no sudden movements, the sessions are short, and you follow along at whatever pace feels comfortable. If you're coming back to movement after a break, start with the 10-minute sessions and build up from there.
Sessions come in 10, 15 and 20 minutes, and you pick the length that fits your day when you personalize your plan. Ten minutes is a gentle movement break, 15 is the sweet spot most people settle into, and 20 is enough to loosen up your legs and really get moving. All three follow the same guided practice — only the length changes.
Tai Chi Walking is a gentle, low-impact practice, so think of it as a way to keep moving consistently rather than a fast route to weight loss. Every session still counts toward your daily activity, and WalkFit tracks your steps and the calories you burn as you go. Paired with a balanced diet and regular walking, that consistency is what supports weight management over time.