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When Elizabeth Bacharach, THE WELL Content Manager, was a college tour guide, she spent a lot of time walking backward showing off campus. Little did she know then that walking backward can be good for you — as long as you do it carefully.
Research suggests that walking in reverse can improve coordination,
boost mind-body connection and strengthen underused muscles.
If decide to give this tip a try, be sure to find a safe environment where you can take things slowly as you get adjusted!
@ekbacharach
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