Walking with Glenn Berkenkamp

“Mindfulness newcomers will enjoy Berkenkamp’s suggestions for stress reduction.”
—Publishers Weekly

“Walking with Glenn Berkenkamp is more than an invitation to improved health and fitness—it invites awakening to the magic of stillness within movement as inner and outer worlds connect, step after mindful step.”
—Kristine Morris, Foreword

“As a lifelong runner, I can’t say enough about Walking with Glenn Berkenkamp. It . . . had me looking at everything through new eyes, including how and why I run. I still prefer running, but my daily “walk through life” has taken on a whole new dimension. For this, I am grateful.”
—Carmine Del Sordi, author of Welcome to the Big Leagues

“I heartily recommend using Glenn’s book as a map and guide to find and walk your authentic road of life.”
—Bernie Siegel, MD, author of 365 Prescriptions for the Soul

“A perfect book for the times we live in. Walking with Glenn Berkenkamp guides us gently down a path of growing awareness—leading to more love, play, ease, and happiness.”
—Marci Shimoff, author of best seller Happy for No Reason

“Walking with Glenn Berkenkamp is a wonderful, potent companion for those on the health and well-being path.”
—Bob Roth, author of Strength in Stillness: The Power of Transcendental Meditation

“Step by step, Walking with Glenn Berkenkamp takes us deeper into our beingness in a way that has far-reaching, life-changing benefits.”
—Risa F. Kaparo Ph.D, author of Awakening Somatic Intelligence
 
“You need to be aligned in order to achieve your goals, and Walking with Glenn Berkenkamp will help ensure that your mind, body, and spirit are all working together to manifest what you want in life.”
—David Meltzer, author of Connected to Goodness
                                                                                                                     
“Glenn Berkenkamp has assembled a framework that is accessible to a wide audience. As you read his book and take it all in, you will be thinking of the many friends and family that could benefit from the contents. Applying these walks to one’s desire to grow physically, mentally, emotionally, and spiritually is a gift that will undoubtedly keep on giving.”
—Howard Shapiro, Pacific Crest Trailside Reader