Fitness
Pain Rated Walking Prescription
Pain rated walking prescription starts ten to twenty minutes flat walking—stop if pain exceeds your agreed number, usually three to four points above rest.
Pain rated walking prescription assigns ten to twenty daily minutes on flat surfaces—treadmill zero incline or track—stopping if pain exceeds pre-agreed threshold, often three to four on zero to ten scale. Hills and speed come later in graded ladders.
Log pain at start, mid, end. Shoes matter; replace every five hundred miles.
Common questions
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Is some pain okay when walking?
Mild acceptable pain that returns to baseline within twenty-four hours is common in graded programs—sharp or next-day ruinous pain means scale back.
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