The National Health Service (NHS) is set to launch a new initiative early next year aimed at encouraging people to increase their physical activity. Dubbed the “marathon a month” scheme, the program will reward individuals for walking 30 minutes each day. Developed in collaboration with former Olympic medallist Sir Brendan Foster, the scheme hopes to improve public health outcomes through preventative care. Details on the specific rewards have not yet been released. The initiative focuses on building consistent, moderate exercise into daily routines. Organizers believe regular walking can significantly reduce the risk of chronic diseases and improve overall wellbeing. This scheme represents a proactive step by the NHS to promote healthier lifestyles within the community.