A day of walking after meals
Every time you eat, you owe a short walk. Most take less time than one episode.
- 7:40Breakfast10 min
- 10:15Snack5 min
- 12:30Lunch10 min
- 6:45Dinner12 min
How it works
Set up in a minute. Walk after dinner tonight.
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What was it?A mealPlateA snackHandful
Tap when you eat
Meal or snack, your call. No calorie counting, no food log.
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Walk ten
Ten minutes after a meal, five after a snack. Around the block, hallway laps, the stairs, even walking in place. Scroll while you stroll.
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Walk done10:00+2:14 bonus1,146 steps after dinner
Close the ring
Your phone confirms the steps, and anything past ten is bonus time. Miss a walk and your score dips. It never resets to zero.
Walks worth sharing
Your walks are the posts. WalkTen turns your week into cards you can share, tagged #WalkTen.
100 walks.
Five weeks of walking after every meal. About 1,000 minutes, ten at a time.
The pie was still on the counter when we got back.
Why after meals
Research suggests a short, easy walk soon after eating can help blunt the rise in blood sugar that follows a meal. It doesn't need to be long or fast. It needs to happen after every meal, which is the hard part and the part WalkTen is built for.
WalkTen is a habit coach, not medical advice. Talk with your doctor about your own health.
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