jogging
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- noun
- /ˈdʒɑːɡɪŋ/
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- Consider some activities that have proved beneficial: stretching/yoga, jogging, walking, weight training, swimming, tennis, or aerobics.
- walking and jogging
- walking or jogging
- aerobics and jogging
And I had a fucking blast up early, jogging, swimming, snorkeling.
- And I had a fucking blast up early, jogging, swimming, snorkeling.
- And so even when I think about jogging or not jogging, I, I don't have kids.
- I think, I think, I think if listen, speed walking to me is cooler than jogging.
- But you know, you know, you saw articles saying, you know, the dangers of, of, of, of jogging while black, right?
- One in France is to go jogging is fair de footing.
Examples
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There's also a jogging path right by the river.
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"Good sports for seniors include walking, jogging, biking, swimming, tennis, and golf," Petruska says.
Academic text (2015) -
Walking, even jogging is healthy.
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I should have never given up jogging.
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Visits to the gym three days a week, plus jogging, kept her fit.
Fiction book (1998) -
Courses such as weight training, aerobics, jogging, and fitness-oriented courses were classified as fitness.
Academic text (2002) -
In resort-type settings, most desirable are safe jogging trails, tennis courts, or swimming pools.
Academic text (1995) -
For example, in addition to jogging, students can carioca, slide, run backwards, skip, or hurdle around the stations.
Academic text (1998) -
Adding jogging to your daily routine can improve your overall fitness.
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She starts her day with a refreshing session of jogging in the park.
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Etymology
Jogging comes from the verb jog, which once meant a small shake or nudge and later came to mean 'move with short, steady steps'. Think of the common phrase 'jog someone's memory' as a small push. That's why jogging now means a slow, steady run for exercise.