Join our Walk for Wellness

23 Jul 2012

We are passionate about promoting the health benefits of physical activity, and we would welcome your participation in our Walk for Wellness project.

and help us take 80,000,000 steps around the world

We are passionate about promoting the health benefits of physical activity, and we would welcome your participation in our Walk for Wellness project.

Signing up is easy

Step 1: Register online at www.worldwalking.org/rcpsg (you will need to provide an email address). Using this link you will automatically be added to our "Walk for Wellness" group and our "Walk the World" route.

Step 2: Start logging how many steps you’ve walked (you can also input data as miles or kilometres – the programme will convert to steps for you) by clicking on the "Add steps" button on the left hand side of your home page or using the "+include your steps" button on the "Your Walks" page.

Once you have signed up you can follow the progress of the group online or via the worldwalking app (available on the App Store and Google Play), which has a handy GPS tracker.

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