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Jogging Definition, Benefits & Usage Examples

Meaning 1:jogging (Jogging)

Jogging 🔊
/ˈdʒɒɡɪŋ/
n.
A form of running at a slow and steady pace, usually for exercise or enjoyment.
Person jogging on tree-lined path at sunrise
jogging 🔊
/ˈdʒɒɡɪŋ/
n.
Jogging is a form of running at a gentle, consistent pace, typically done for physical fitness or leisure.
📁 Category:Physical & Mental Health 🔖 Level:beginner

📘 Details & Usage

📖 Root Explanation
From 'jog' (to move with a slow, steady pace) + '-ing' (gerund suffix).
💡 Mnemonic
Imagine 'jogging' as a gentle 'jog' of your body – a slow, steady bounce that keeps you healthy.
📖 Example
Jogging in the park every morning for 30 minutes has really helped my energy levels all day. 🔊 Jogging in the park every morning for 30 minutes has really helped my energy levels all day.
🔗 Collocations
go jogging – engage in jogging
jogging trail – a path designed for jogging
jogging shoes – footwear designed for running
🔄 Synonyms
running (n.) – the activity of moving at a speed faster than walking, but often used interchangeably with jogging
trotting (n.) – running at a steady, moderate pace, similar to jogging
loping (n.) – running with long, easy strides
🚫 Antonyms
walking (n.) – the activity of moving at a leisurely pace, slower than jogging
sitting (n.) – remaining in a seated position, sedentary
lying down (phrase) – resting in a horizontal position
🌱 Derivatives
jogger (n.) – a person who jogs
jogged (v. past) – past tense of jog
jog (v.) – to run at a slow, steady pace
📖 Cultural Story
Jogging became a popular fitness activity in the 1970s, promoted by Dr. Kenneth Cooper's aerobics research and Bill Bowerman's running shoe innovation.
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