Walking Exercise for Weight Loss - 15 Minute Walk at Home

Join me for this 15 minute Walk at Home that will help you achieve your weight loss goals! We use 15 Walking Exercises for Weight Loss that are all Full-body and Low-Impact. This Indoor Walking Workout is knee friendly and no equipment is needed. So start your day with this fun 15-minute walking workout and you'll see some amazing results! BLOG: How Exercise Snacks Work : https://lwrfitness.com/2023/11/14/how-exercise-snacks-can-boost-your-fitness-in-minutes/ INDOOR WALKING EXERCISE CARDS https://lwrfitness.com/product/indoor-walking-exercise-cards-for-walking-at-home/ Lucy's Cool Down Stretch https://lwrfitness.com/how-to-do-a-cool-down-stretch/ * QUALIFIED TRAINER WORKOUT * LOW IMPACT WORKOUT * APARTMENT FRIENDLY * WALKING EXERCISES * NO REPEAT 00:01 Introduction to Walk at Home 00:24 Quick Warm Up 01:16 Walk Exercise Snack 1 | March on the Spot 02:13 Walk Exercise Snack 2 | Cross Country Ski March 03:14 Walk Exercise Snack 3 | Walk and Punch 04:13 Walk Exercise Snack 4 | Crossover Step 05:12 Walk Exercise Snack 5 | Double Punch Marches 06:12 Walk Exercise Snack 6 | Heel Dig Marches 07:12 Walk Exercise Snack 7 | Toe Tap Marches 08:12 Walk Exercise Snack 8 | March to Side Tap 09:11 Walk Exercise Snack 9 | Walk Kicks 10:11 Walk Exercise Snack 10 | March and Arm Lifts 11:10 Walk Exercise Snack 11 | High March Knee Lift with Arms 12:07 Walk Exercise Snack 12 | Step backs and Arm Bends 13:09 Walk Exercise Snack 13 | Crossed Arms March 14:02 Walk Exercise Snack 14 | Rolling Arm March 15:03 Walk Exercise Snack 15 | Tabbing Walk Walking Exercise for Weight Loss - 15 Minute Walk at Home #walkingworkout #walkathome #lowimpactworkout #lucywyndhamread

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