Walking speed

Do You Want to Live 16 Years Longer? New Study Says Commit to a Lifetime of Brisk Walking

Medicine & Technology Apr 22, 2022

Research found, that a person who does brisk adds 16 years to his life. Find out how fast-paced walking may contribute to a healthy life and delayed aging.

'WiGait': Scientists Developed New Device For Walking Speed Detection With Help Of Wireless Signals

May 03, 2017

Walking speed can now be detected with the help of a new device emitting wireless signals. This could be a great alternative for prediction of many types of health issues.

Walking speed

Do You Want to Live 16 Years Longer? New Study Says Commit to a Lifetime of Brisk Walking

'WiGait': Scientists Developed New Device For Walking Speed Detection With Help Of Wireless Signals

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