Up & Moving
The six-week course for walkers — and future runners. Because you were made to move.
Since we launched Up & Running we’ve had scores of requests for a stepping stone between the couch and our 5K Course. Introducing… Up & Moving!
If you...
… then Up & Moving is the perfect course for you.
Up & Moving gives you all the tools to get moving on a regular basis… and enjoying it too! A combination of walking and simple resistance exercises, this six week course is self-paced - so you can dive in and start training whenever it suits you.
Whether you're working towards the Up & Running 5K Course or you simply want to get fit, Up & Moving will help you get moving… and stay moving.
Julia Jones
An important note about your Course access
Welcome to Up & Moving!
Meet your support crew
Frequently Asked Questions
Welcome to Warm Up Week
1-2-3-4 Gear Guide
Motivation: Let’s make it personal!
Be a robot: Making time for moving
Movement, not exercise
How to walk + What is Free Form Walking?
Week 1 Walking Plan
Your timed 1km walk
How to make friends with your mind
Nobody is staring at you
Mover of the Week: Roni Noone
Work your feet!
Aches and pains and DOMS... oh my!
Mover of the Week: Brooke Birmingham
Creating a Moving lifestyle
Julia’s Moving lifestyle
Shauna's Moving lifestyle
Mover of the Week: Jilanna
How moving can connect your mind and body
The original tree hugger
Speed walking: how to move faster
Mover of the Week: Elizabeth
How to build your support network
What might stop you Moving?
It's time for a Wildcard Workout!
Mover of the Week: Heather Roberston
Beyond Moving: How to create a workout schedule
Mover of the Week: Denise Elliott
Reflecting on your Up & Moving experience
Want to stay with the U&R community? Join the Alumni Forum
Your strength training plan
Video: U&M strength exercises
About your walking plans
Week 1
Week 2
Week 3
Week 4
Week 5
Week 6
Video: Total body stretch
Basic Stretch Routine
Circular shoulder lifts
Heel lifts
Up & Back arm stretch
Three-way leg extensions
Arm circles
Heel to toe walks
Uphill walking
Ankle circles
Crossover walks
Open gait steps