Penn State Extension encourages springtime walking with online program

Dated: March 5 2026

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Penn State Extension is offering a free statewide virtual fitness initiative, “Everybody Walk Across Pennsylvania,” running April 6 through June 1, designed to help participants build healthy habits and stamina through social support and regular activity. Individuals or teams of up to five can walk anywhere at their convenience while aiming to average 10 miles per week for eight weeks, with weekly motivational emails and nutrition tips provided. The noncompetitive program emphasizes the long-term health benefits of moderate exercise. Register at the Penn State Extension website by April 3.
Source: Bucks County Herald; 2/19/2026 

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