MEDIA BUZZ • WORDS FROM WALKERS • MORE RESPONSES
ABC Radio National in Sydney, Australia, interviewed Carolyn for a broadcast on walking meditation which aired in March 2007. Produced by Kerry Stewart for the ABC’s Encounter program. Today’s Health & Wellness magazine, May/June 2007. Writer Nancy Monson talks to Carolyn about exercise for body and soul in her article, “Walk Toward the Light.”  Woman’s Day magazine, March 6, 2007, cites Carolyn Scott Kortge in “Quiet, Please!” article by Paula Spencer.ABC Radio National in Sydney, Australia, interviewed Carolyn for a broadcast on walking meditation which aired in March 2007. Produced by Kerry Stewart for the ABC’s weekly Encounter program. Women’s Day Magazine, March 7, 2006 “Living in the Moment” article includes suggestions from Carolyn Scott Kortge for walking mindfully. “I call it aerobic mindfulness,” says Carolyn. “It’s taking a break from mental fretting, second-guessing and planning.” Oregon Quarterly Magazine, Summer 2005 University of Oregon alumni magazine profiles Carolyn in an article by Katherine Gries titled “On A Spirited Path.” – Read the article www.Chatelaine.com Journalist Bonnie Schiedel interviews Carolyn in an article called “Walk for your Spirit: Improve your mind, body, and soul by putting one foot in front of the other.” Health, October, 2003. “Powering On” about exercise and cancer recovery recommends The Spirited Walker. “Sometimes we feel so betrayed by our bodies when we get cancer, but with every step I’m taking, I’m working with my body to show my intention to survive.” — Carolyn Kortge.  Family Circle Magazine, July 8, 2003 “Stop Stress, Start Walking” features The Spirited Walker approach to fitness and stress release. CURE: Cancer Updates, Research & Education magazine, April 2003 Recommends The Spirited Walker in its Bookshelf of helpful resources Parenting Magazine, June/July 2002. “Steps to Happiness: An article interviews Carolyn about walking with gratitude return to top WORDS FROM WALKERS  “I found our walks to be one of the most rewarding experiences of the weekend. You are a good teacher, no, a great teacher. I really had a feeling of opening up all my senses and it was so relaxing.” —James Lasker, MD, Life Beyond Cancer Retreat – Miraval“I have been “engulfing” your book this morning, and—before I even finish it—I want to let you know I am delighted and amazed at how your book resonates with my philosophy and experiences. Thank you for this wonderful gift to those of us who share your spiritual approach to walking!” — Cleveland, OH “Working with Carolyn was not only fun and motivational, but also pushed me to claim new areas of fitness that I did not know were available to me. Many fitness people talk about the integration of mind, body, and spirit in an exercise program, but Carolyn puts that philosophy into a practical teaching approach.” — Susan Pohl, Graduate Theological Union, Berkeley, CA “Your walking program really clicked for me, especially the use of chants and visualization. I used to avoid hills, but now I'm chanting "I am strong, Yes I can" to get past the inner demon that wants to stop. It really works! And, the two inches off my hips (due to increased walking) doesn't hurt a bit either!” — Cheri Hughes, Dallas, TX return to top “Thank you for being an inspiration to me.”  The Portland Marathon offered a route to personal achievement for 24 members of The Spirited Walkers training group from Eugene, OR. The walkers were coached by Kay Porter in an eight-month program that included guest appearances by Carolyn. Team members wore colorful red shirts that proudly identified them as Spirited Walkers.“Thank you for your book! With the help of Weight Watchers, I' ve lost 30 pounds, but it took your book to get me walking again and I feel so much better.” —Abingdon, VA “I must tell you that you have spirited me on more walks and kept me on track. Your book is like my walking Bible. I have little book markers here and there for uplifting, go-do-it sort of phrases. This book of yours should be on everyone's must-read list!” —Portland, OR “Loved your book! Many great new ideas, and I loved your writing style also. I shall keep it near and refer to it as a reminder of my ‘better walking self’.” —New York, NY “I'm really enjoying the book. It's kind of like having a personal trainer who keeps you going when your resolve wavers.” —Tucson, AZ return to top MORE RESPONSES IN THE MEDIA:
“Reading this book made me WANT to go walking each day. I recommend it to those who want to get active but are having trouble getting motivated, to those who are seeking a low impact workout, or to anyone who feels a sense of balance missing from their lives.”— Lori Lewis, bella-mag.com “For Kortge, meditation turns simple walks into spiritual experiences...'when I feel feel totally whole, totally connected with my body, mind, and spirit.'“ —Natural Health Magazine “For fitness walkers and others who ask, ‘Is this all there is?’ this book answers a most definite “No.” —The Oregonian “Like yoga, spirited walking is a form of meditation in motion, offering physical rewards as well as mental and spiritual benefits. Kortge offers clarity and personal anecdotes, as well as specific advice.” —Amazon.com return to top   home | book tour | pep talk | author | archive copyright© 1998-2006 Carolyn Scott Kortge, The Spirited Walker™ |
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