The Fall Fitness Guide: How to Maximize Your Outdoor Workouts Without Breaking a Sweat

Bear Paddle

The first option is a bear paddle. A bear paddle is an alternate form of swimming that was originally used by Native Americans. It’s done by using the arms and hands in a circular motion to propel oneself forward, while the legs are used for stability.

This option is great for those who have had some experience with swimming or who have been taking lessons and want to improve their skill set.

There are many benefits of this form of swimming, including the fact that it’s low impact on the body and it can be done for long periods of time without getting tired. However, there are also drawbacks to this form of swim, including the fact that it’s not very efficient at moving you through water and can make you more likely to get tired than swimming a more traditional swimming stroke like freestyle or breast stroke.

Hiking

Hiking is a popular outdoor activity. It is a great way to get outdoors and enjoy nature. There are many different ways of hiking, but most people hike on foot, some people have been known to use bicycles, horses or even llamas.

Hiking is a great way to explore new places and to see the sights they may have seen before in a different way. Whatever your reason for hiking, it can be an enjoyable experience for you.

It’s important that you are prepared before you go on your hike because there are many things that could happen along the way that could make your hike more difficult or dangerous. The first thing you should do is research about where you are going so you know what kind of terrain to expect and what weather conditions might arise during your time out in the woods.

Make sure you have proper footwear. If you are not wearing adequate footwear, you can be at risk of injury. Secondly, you want to make sure you are dress appropriately. Carrying a light rain jacket or sweater is always a good idea. The weather can change suddenly, especially if you are exposure mountains or coast line. Lastly, bringing some food and water not only for your hike, but a bit extra incase your hike takes longer than anticipated.
For those who want to be extra diligent, packing some first aid supplies can be a good idea. Band aids, allergy medicine, any prescription drugs, and flashlight can be life saving in an emergency situation.

Walking

Port Coquitlam has some great walking trails that are perfect for hikers and nature lovers. One of them is the 1km-long Centennial Trail that starts from Memorial Park and continues through to Westwood Lake Park. Another one is the 3km-long Centennial Trail Loop which includes a beautiful view of Westwood Lake and the Fraser River Valley.

There are many Vancouver walking trails that are perfect for those who want to get out and enjoy the fresh air.

For those who want to explore the city, there is a trail that will take you all the way around it. It is called the Seawall Trail, and it starts by taking you along False Creek, through Stanley Park, over to Coal Harbour and back up to Kitsilano. Along the way, you will walk through some of Vancouver’s most beautiful parks and neighbourhoods.

If you are looking for something more challenging than a 10-kilometre stroll around town, then consider hiking one of Vancouver’s many mountain trails. The Grouse Grind or Seymour Mountain trails would be good options for those looking for a workout with their scenery.