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Photo by Sarah Ter Har, Endurance Sports Nutrition & Running Coach on October 24, 2026. May be an image of tree, cloud and text.
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Posted On: October 24th 2026, 05:00 pm
For the people who feel like stopping is the enemy - the data says otherwise.

You don’t need to disappear into the woods for a week to get the benefits. Lower cortisol, sharper focus, more creative output, a quieter mind - all of it is available in a 20-minute window you probably already have today.

What’s your 20 minutes going to look like this weekend? 👇

#optoutside #stressremedy #runwalkrepeat #recovery #runningcoach
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Sources: U Michigan - cortisol & nature U Michigan - nature walks & memory/attention Stanford - walking & creativity Bratman et al., 2015, PNAS - nature & rumination

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