West 'discovers' rucking, while Indians always did it

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Rucking is walking or hiking with a weighted backpack to build strength and endurance.

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It originated from military training, and the name is derived from the word 'rucksack.'

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It’s low-impact yet effective for cardio and resistance training.

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The weight load can be adjusted, making it beginner-friendly.

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It burns more calories than regular walking without being as intense as running.

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Indians are roasting the trend, saying they’ve been pros since lugging school bags twice their size! And they’re not wrong.

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