The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge recently announced their decision to move to Windsor with their three children, George, Charlotte and Louis, in order to be "closer to the Queen" - though that's not the only benefit of their move.
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It's no secret that Duchess Kate is fiercely athletic, with her hardcore workout routine consisting of multiple sports, weight training, holistic exercises and hybrid cult workouts like CrossFit. A keen lover of the outdoors, the Cambridges' move to Windsor could see the royal's regular fitness regime evolving to include more outdoor activities.
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Scroll on to discover how the Duchess of Cambridge will be getting her health and fitness fix in her new home…
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Walking
The Cambridges will move into Adelaide Cottage, a modest four-bedroom home just a ten-minute walk away from the Queen's sprawling royal residence.
© Photo: Getty ImagesThe Duchess can enjoy far more outdoor activites
Both Prince William and Duchess Kate share a love for hiking, particularly with their dog, so they certainly won't be short of scenic rambles and quiet countryside hikes in the Berkshire county.
Walking, as many of us know from lockdown, is incredibly beneficial for releasing stress, improving mental health and increasing cardiovascular fitness.
Running
With Windsor Great Park quite literally on the Cambridges' doorstep, the glorious open space would make the perfect spot for Kate's running training. Both Kate and her sister, Pippa Middleton, are keen runners.
According to the Daily Mail, the Duchess finds the time to run as often as possible when in Norfolk, and has even been spotted running with the family's former pup Lupo by her side.
© Photo: Getty ImagesBoth Kate and her sister are avid runners
During an appearance on House of Rugby, Mike Tindall was asked which royals he'd include in his dream rugby team. "I've got the Duchess of Cambridge on one wing because she loves running, she can run all day. Engine!" he replied.
Cycling
Set amongst the rolling Windsor countryside, Duchess Kate's new home will provide the Cambridge family with infinite space to explore. Their Windsor bolthole is a short cycle away from the lively paths of Swinley Forest, where the Duchess can seek steep gradients, big air jumps and fast-paced trail cycling to get her heart rate up.
© Photo: Getty ImagesThe Duchess is a keen cyclist
Horse Riding
Windsor is home to several of the Queen's beloved horses. Despite being allergic to horses, we're sure the Duchess would love to spend time finessing her skills in the heart of the beautiful countryside.
Clarisa Ru, wife of Santa Barbara Polo Club president Wesley Ru told PEOPLE that Kate was attempting to overcome her allergy through exposure – also known as immunotherapy.
© Photo: Getty ImagesKate will have far more outdoor space to play with her children
"I got a chance to have a conversation with Kate," she said. "I asked if she was into polo before she met William. She said no. But she's been riding horses for a while and she hopes to play polo one day. She said, 'I'm actually allergic to them, but the more time one spends with them the less allergic you become'."
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