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What this checks

Cardiovascular fitness from a timed walk or run.

What you need

A measured distance, timer, and your pulse after finishing.

How to do it

Complete the protocol at a safe pace, then enter the recorded values.

Walk Test

How to measure: For the 6-minute test, walk as far as you can in 6 minutes at a steady pace. For the 1-mile test, walk 1 mile (1.6 km) as quickly as possible and record your time.

Distance in feet

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Walk/Run Frequently Asked Questions

Distance, time, and lungs having a meeting about your current fitness situation.

What does this walk/run test save?

It saves the test type or method when available, plus time or duration, distance, and unit. The history view also standardizes distance so progress graphs behave themselves.

Should I use the same route?

Yes, if possible. Hills, wind, surface, traffic lights, and dramatic playlist choices can all change the result. Same route means cleaner comparison.

Does walking count?

Absolutely, if the test allows it. Walking fitness is still fitness. The important part is recording the method honestly so future-you is not decoding a mystery novel.

How hard should I go?

Follow the test instructions and your current ability. You want a useful effort, not a heroic collapse into the nearest patch of regret.

What should I compare over time?

Compare distance covered, time taken, or pace under similar conditions. The trend is the treasure; one windy day is just weather with opinions.