Welcome to walking group Walking Talking Club (WTC) by An Suys
Who is the walking coach?
An Suys (55) decided to become a Pink Ribbon walking coach in 2021. Her biggest motivation for this? "I wanted to do this as a tribute to a friend who lost the battle against cancer," An says.
In three words, An would describe herself as positive, sociable and humorous. The best compliment she ever received was "You never give up do you?!". Fun and positivity guaranteed in the Walking Talking Club.
How often do we go hiking?
The WTC meets twice a week to walk. On Mondays at 8 pm at Galmaarden station, for a 7 kilometer route. And on Wednesdays at 8 p.m. at Herne station, for 5 kilometers.
What region are we hiking in?
An walks in the Pajottegem region.
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