Nordic Walking Technique

[@raulvargas2690]

I have arthritis in my thumbs. I noticed you use an extra support for your hands. Would that be advisable for someone like me? Would they help with my arthritis? Thank you for the very clear video.

[@alljustatoms]

Excellent description! Thanks for sharing.

[@margaretmartinpt]

Glad you liked it!

[@teresaluna1936]

Thanks so much for sharing your expertise! What kind of poles do you recommend for a beginner Senior . Is weight of pole a concern?

[@eddysukarsarukman4375]

I think this video is important to see and practice, to be healthy in old age. Thanks for sharing (from Indonesia)

[@Brock_273]

This is excellent Thank you

[@sterlingdafydd5834]

Thank you so much…greetings from Houston, Texas

[@deborarini5jari187]

Thank you so muah....
God bless 🙏🌿

[@glorgau]

I've tried hiking with poles, but keep breaking them.

[@parispeyrovian7205]

Thank you very much greetings from Nottingham. UK

[@margaretmartinpt]

You are very welcome

[@byebye9992]

Great video. I found it extremely useful 🎉

[@margaretmartinpt]

Glad it was helpful!

[@atengku9660]

Are we suppose to drag or lift the pole?

[@realntname5591]

Lol hi, I think we are meant to drag only for a little while and then pull the pole into an arm swing(kinda) by just pulling it forward then planting it in the ground again(without putting weight). Hope this hepled.
👀

[@margaretmartinpt]

You can drag the poles while you are learning but when you have a command of the swing, you should lift the poles and clear the ground. Over time, this preserves the pole tips. To learn more, read this: melioguide.com/osteoporosis-exercises/nordic-walking/

[@DB-cx6cb]

After 3 years of this video , are you still NW? Thz