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Can you walk too much? my legs hurt for 2 days afterwards.
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Sure: Like anything else done in excess, excessive walking can cause muscular pain. If walking is the type of exercise intended increasing slowly the distance or time would be the way to build up endurance.
Answered 2/13/2020
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