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Walk Across Texas! Adults

Walk Across Texas! Adults is a FREE, 8-week walking challenge designed to help Texans be more active and establish the habit of regular physical activity.  Since 1996, more than 650,000 Texans have participated in the program to significantly increase their physical activity level.

Walk Across Texas 5K

How Does it Work?

  1. Form or join a league at your office, church, school, senior center, or community group.
  2. Then, form teams inside of your league. Up to 8 team members are encouraged to work together towards the goal of virtually walking across Texas.
  3. Each team member’s favorite physical activities are logged as ‘miles walked’ in our online challenge tracker and contribute toward the team’s mileage total.

Year-round participation is encouraged using locally sponsored program activities, as well as with leadership provided by Texas A&M AgriLife Extension employees.

Ready to get started?

Sign up now by creating a Howdy Health account.

Need Help?

If you live and work in Texas, contact your local Texas A&M AgriLife Extension county agent.  For everyone else, please view our video tutorials and resources.

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2021 Walk Across Texas! Adults Program Results

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Texas counties participated
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Program participants
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Million miles logged
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Increase in participants who self-report meeting physcial activity guidelines post-program (58%)
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Participants who reported that they or their family benefited from the program.
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Million dollar lifetime economic benefit

Selected Participant Comments

“Participating in the program motivated me to reach my goals. Being a captain encouraged me to set a good example and try to motivate my team to reach their fitness goals. I walked 150 miles in 8 weeks. I had not been doing any exercise in the last 8 months. Now I don’t want to miss walking every day.”

“I benefited because my overall health, attitude and physical well-being improved. I was motivated to continue because I had made a commitment to my team, and I was accountable to them.”