Move It Before You Lose It I am just beginning and will give the walking program my best shot. I am elderly - in my eighties - and find the warm up and stretching exercises particularly useful. Joints seize up with age and I find these exercises useful not only to prepare for walking but before my tennis days too.

Promising app with room for improvement in user interface This is a nice little app, but it has some annoying bugs (I've been using laptop/web interface). It is not obvious that once you click the exercise button, THEN you will see instructions on what each exercise is. Also, if you click the "Done" buttons as you go along, and then try to hit the final "done" button there is an error. this is annoying because the final "done" button is the one that finalizes the count for the day and you don't get credit for doing the work otherwise. Only by looking up the error code on the internet did I realize it is caused by a timeout. So, backup, then click "done", "done", "done" and final "done" and that works. Please make timeout longer than 15 minutes or whatever it is currently.

Finally, a health improvement plan that I can stick with. The Walking Diet is the motivation that I have needed to begin the journey to improved health and fitness. I have completed the first week and am looking forward to the increased challenges as I progress. I truly believe that I will be able to meet my goals with this program

My journey towards a new life! The information on what exactly one must do on a daily basis, is awesome. I also like that my progress is tracked and saved every time. This focus and motivates me. I am still at the beginning of my walking diet but excited for the journey ahead. I think my cardiologist will be very surprised in June!

Overall I am enjoying using the app Overall I am enjoying using the app. I find that it was a little confusing on how to keep track of each activity (having to press done for each activity). The app difficulty is that the app did not stay in position when I would hit done. Soooo, after several trials, I was able to grasp that I had to relocate the correct activity that I was on or that I wanted to move forward.