First walks outdoors. During the (first?) lockdown I used to walk for one hour a day in my apartment...
Exactly the same here. Fortunately, circumnavigating the terrace around obstacles gives me about 26 steps, depending on energy/temperature of the day.
I always do an hour at a stretch - as I did for years before Corinna due to cardiologist advice. I now prefer doing this exercise at home because I can do it listening to music and having a drink whenever the need arises. I alternate fifteen minutes in each direction to preserve sanity. Some days I walk for two hours non-stop, which surprises me too.
My usual time is straight after lunch, but despite the helpful toldos, the heat is starting to be too much for exercise, and I guess I'll have to alter my schedule and begin walking at about seven in the evening instead. Which is a shame, because I like watching the debates at 19:15 on france24.com and the weekly review at that time on Fridays. They both continue until 20:00. It's also peak mosquito time.
It must be a nightmare inside a tiny apartment, though. If you have a large lawn, don't use it: when I lived in Scotland we were very close to a park, and I'd walk our dog there twice a day throwing her sticks etc. and I realised that I had created a track several hundered yards long from walking so much in the same pattern in the same area! Parkies' best friend. Not!