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If you are walking casually with a friend, maybe shopping in a mall, you're probably also taking 100 steps a minute. If you are walking as exercise, here's how to calculate the number of steps you take, according to walking expert Mark Fenton, author of Complete Guide to Walking for Health, Fitness, and Weight Loss.Walking purposefully (@ 3mph)= 120 steps per minute.Power walking; if you went any faster you'd be running (@4.5 mph) = 150 steps per minute. To add 6,000 steps to your day can be relatively easy. By taking a few short breaks a day, you can sneak them in without much more time and effort.alking with purpose (@ 3mph) = 120 steps per minute. Walking briskly, like you're late for a bus (@3.5-4 mph) = 135 steps per minute. Power walking; if you went any faster you'd be running (@4.5 mph) = 150 steps per minute Each mile walked = 2,000 steps.
Keeping your head up as you walk, while avoiding excessive sway in your lower back can improve your posture. If you're 5 feet 6 inches to 6 feet tall, you can walk 3 mph by taking 105 to 115 steps per minute and 4 mph by taking 125 to 135 steps per minute. Shorter people need more steps to boost speed; taller people can take fewer.