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What the Ruck?

Rucking is a form of exercise that involves moving while carrying a weighted backpack, known as a rucksack. 

The origins are in military training, but it's gaining general popularity due to it being an easy exercise option that comes with a bunch of health benefits.

If you can walk, you can ruck. 

And by either adjusting the weight you carry, the pace you walk, and/or the distance you travel, you can adapt rucking to suit any fitness level.

Combining cardio with strength training, rucking provides a workout that works your heart, while engaging your legs, back, arms and core muscles.

Regular rucking will improve cardiovascular conditioning, muscle strength, calorie burn, mental and sleep health and bone density.

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Whatever your level of fitness, RUKSAK will start right where you are and grow as you go!

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Fitness is more fun done with friends! We can help you get setup with your own RUKCLUB or connect with one already rucking.

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RUKSAK exclusive events form a big part of our bid to make Rucking a recognisable activity in Australia and across the globe.

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Taking LISS training to the Next Level with Rucking

Taking LISS training to the Next Level with Rucking

Low-Intensity Steady State training (LISS) is emerging as a popular exercise modality amongst the general population. In this article we explore how Rucking can be used to amplify your LISS workouts and boost overall health and fitness.

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Managing high cortisol levels while exercising for fat loss

Managing high cortisol levels while exercising for fat loss

Cortisol is a steroid hormone produced by the adrenal glands, which are located above the kidneys. It plays a key role in the body's response to stress, helping regulate a variety of processes including metabolism, immune function, and blood pressure....

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Rucking vs. Running: Which is Best for You?

Rucking vs. Running: Which is Best for You?

With both rucking and running having carved out very distinct and prominent places in today's workout culture. We thought it would be great timing to spill the tea on all things rucking versus running to help everyone be able to make an informed decision on which one will work best for them based on their fitness goals.

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