Every kind of walk, in one app
WalkFit has a walking workout for every day, every mood — inside and outside.
Get more energy, move more, and lose weight with a walking plan made for your goals.
Your plan takes you from your current weight to your goal.
Every session is gentle on your knees and hips, however far you walk.
Your plan is built to keep you going and to give you habits you’ll actually like.
Gentle Tai Chi or brisk intervals, indoors or outdoors. Whatever works for you today.
10 min
Short enough to fit into any day.
Personalize my plan15 min
The sweet spot most people settle into.
Personalize my plan20 min
A full session, still at an easy pace.
Personalize my planWalkFit has a walking workout for every day, every mood — inside and outside.
More energy, a stronger body, and clothes that fit better every week.
Strengthen your heart, boost metabolism, improve sleep, and reduce stress by walking every day.
Streaks, challenges, and personal motivational messages that keep you going.
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Find answers to your questions about WalkFit.
It is a walking schedule built around you rather than a generic target. It sets how often you walk, how long each session runs and how hard it should feel, and it moves as you do — adding time and pace as the walks get easier. You pick the session length that fits the day, and the plan keeps the overall shape.
You answer a few questions when you start — your age, your current weight and the one you are aiming for, how active you are now, and how much time you can give it. WalkFit turns that into a week of sessions you can actually keep, then adjusts as it sees what you complete.
Short and often beats long and rare. Ten to fifteen minutes on most days, at a pace where you can still talk, is a solid start — and it is the plan most beginners get. Add a few minutes or a little pace once a week rather than all at once; the aim in the first month is the habit, not the distance.
No. Three to five days a week suits most people, with easier days or rest days in between, and your plan sets which. Daily walking is fine if you enjoy it and keep some of the days gentle — what matters is the week, not any single walk.
Around 150 minutes a week of brisk walking is the usual guideline, which is 20 to 30 minutes on most days, and it can be split into shorter sessions with the same effect. That is why the plans offer 10, 15 and 20 minutes: two short walks in a day count the same as one long one, and they are far easier to keep up.