Cover Your Head Wear a breathable hat (not a visor--it will only protect your face, not your head), and wet that too. For warm-weather workouts, you need lightweight, ventilated walking shoes and ...

Millions of workers wear hard hats every day on their job sites. Have you ever wondered where the hard hat comes from? It so happens that the hard hat is celebrating 100 years this year.

“Safety is the most important thing ... Gabriel recommends applying sunscreen or wearing a hat. Investing in a pair of comfortable, supportive walking shoes can prevent foot pain and injuries. Brent ...

Walking can help you lose weight. It helps flexibility and coordination. It enhances mental well-being. In the interests of safety and conservation ... Take plenty of water, a hat, sunglasses ...

An app is one woman's idea to make the streets of New York safer. She was the victim of a violent attack, and now she wants to make sure no one ever has to walk alone if they don't feel safe.

Gates said pedestrian safety can also be improved when taking accountability for oneself. This could include being more aware of their surroundings and not being one of “the walking zombies ...

September is Pedestrian Safety Month in California. The Goleta Police Department would like to remind drivers to slow down and be alert for people walking on our roads. By always taking extra ...

Now, groups of women are taking safety into their own hands, and building a community while they get active. Our crews joined the Walking Moms of San Antonio Friday as they explored Olmos Basin Park.

Therapist Pamela Garber is developing the Never Walk Alone safety app, intended to give people the option of walking with someone -- like a buddy system. "The Never Walk Alone safety app provides ...