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Walking is Fitness

When Walking Is Boring

Walking is Fitness

Dave Paul

Health & Fitness, Fitness

4.8596 Ratings

🗓️ 4 November 2025

⏱️ 11 minutes

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Summary

Not everyone finds walking exciting. During today's ten-minute walk, Dave shares an inspiring comment from someone who finds walking boring.


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Transcript

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0:00.0

I get these comments occasionally, something along the lines of walking is boring.

0:07.0

Got another one.

0:09.0

But I love what comes after that statement.

0:13.0

Hi, I'm Dave. Welcome to walking is fitness, a daily 10-minute podcast designed to provide you with a little added encouragement to get out and take the walk.

0:25.5

Today's 10-minute walk that I don't think is boring starts right after this.

0:37.7

All right, a little distracted. I'm actually dodging goose poop. I know. Probably not the visual that you wanted to hear this morning,

0:41.3

but I'm on a sidewalk that is near a small lake.

0:48.4

And although there are no geese here at the moment,

0:52.2

clearly they were here recently.

0:55.3

We've got these large roving flocks of geese, geese gangs that move through the community and leave poop, wherever

1:07.8

they are. And so I was dodging that.

1:11.9

Looks like that is now on the rearview mirror.

1:15.3

And scanning to see if I can see any geese.

1:18.6

Sometimes, and if you've been listening long enough to this podcast,

1:23.0

you've heard me talk about the geese.

1:26.0

Sometimes there are dozens of geese that are out and about

1:32.5

and they're nasty I mean they're majestic as they fly overhead doing their goose squawk

1:40.7

geese squawk it's kind of like at least I have a hard time not looking, not watching,

1:47.9

and not feeling wonder and amazement as they fly off. But when they're lingering down here

1:56.0

on the ground near a sidewalk where I'm walking, you get too close and they start hissing at you and they

2:03.6

rear their neck back and I've not experienced this, but I have heard from other people in the

2:12.6

community who said that the geese attacked them or were aggressive, did more than simply hiss at them.

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