Running vs. Jogging vs. Walking

"Karl Hungus" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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If I were to be asked what the differences are between walking and

jogging,

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and jogging and running, would the following be an accurate explanation:

Running and jogging both differ from walking in that at no time while
walking is the entire body off the ground, whereas while running or

jogging,

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the body is momentarily airborne between steps.

Running differs from jogging in that jogging can be accomplished at a

speed

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at which the jogger could also walk (said speed, of course, would vary

from

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person to person).

Running is what I do, jogging is 1 min. a mile slower than what I do.

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"Karl Hungus" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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If I were to be asked what the differences are between walking and

jogging,

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and jogging and running, would the following be an accurate explanation:

Running and jogging both differ from walking in that at no time while
walking is the entire body off the ground, whereas while running or

jogging,

Quoted message said:

the body is momentarily airborne between steps.

Running differs from jogging in that jogging can be accomplished at a

speed

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at which the jogger could also walk (said speed, of course, would vary

from

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person to person).

Running is what I do, jogging is 1 min. a mile slower than what I do.

Or, like it says in the FAQ: the people I pass are joggers and the ones who
pass me are runners.

Karl Hungus said:

If I were to be asked what the differences are between walking and jogging,
and jogging and running, would the following be an accurate explanation:

Running and jogging both differ from walking in that at no time while
walking is the entire body off the ground, whereas while running or jogging,
the body is momentarily airborne between steps.

Running differs from jogging in that jogging can be accomplished at a speed
at which the jogger could also walk (said speed, of course, would vary from
person to person).

Walking is what you do at work on the clock.
Jogging is what you do when you're at the mall with your GF, and see
your wife coming.
Running is what you do when the pigs are chasing you.

"Karl Hungus" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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If I were to be asked what the differences are between walking and
jogging, and jogging and running, would the following be an accurate
explanation:

Running and jogging both differ from walking in that at no time while
walking is the entire body off the ground,

Ok

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whereas while running or jogging, the body is momentarily airborne
between steps.

Fair.

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Running differs from jogging in that jogging can be accomplished at a
speed at which the jogger could also walk (said speed, of course,
would vary from person to person).

Let's put this discussion to bed in a hurry. Running and jogging seems
to have some related speed notion. Unfortunately, once you try to
quantify it, it all falls apart. In essence trying to distinguish the
two ends up in a snob contest. If you fell you are a runner and do 20
min/mile then that's what you are. If you feel you are jogger at 6
min/mile then you are a jogger. The point obviously, you are what you
want to call yourself and what others think doesn't make a tinker's
damn.

I must admit it's been a quite few months since we have had the runner
vs. jogger discussion. Too many have been preoccupied in defining what
competitive means - another lesson in snobbism, and for once I won't
mention a certain persons name. 🙂

-DougF

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"Karl Hungus" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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If I were to be asked what the differences are between walking and
jogging, and jogging and running, would the following be an accurate

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I must admit it's been a quite few months since we have had the runner
vs. jogger discussion. Too many have been preoccupied in defining what
competitive means - another lesson in snobbism, and for once I won't
mention a certain persons name. 🙂

Is he black or white?

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-DougF

Karl Hungus said:

If I were to be asked what the differences are between walking and jogging,
and jogging and running, would the following be an accurate explanation:

Running and jogging both differ from walking in that at no time while
walking is the entire body off the ground, whereas while running or jogging,
the body is momentarily airborne between steps.

Running differs from jogging in that jogging can be accomplished at a speed
at which the jogger could also walk (said speed, of course, would vary from
person to person).

I jog. If I notice a babe approaching from behind I start walking and
allow her to pass. I'm then able to check her out. If I like what I see
I start running like an elite Kenyan leaving a burning building.

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If I like what I see
I start running like an elite Kenyan leaving a burning building.

They stay around burning buildings (hoping for some barbecued ribs)

"Doug Freese" <[email hidden]> wrote

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Let's put this discussion to bed in a hurry. Running and jogging seems to
have some related speed notion. Unfortunately, once you try to quantify
it, it all falls apart. In essence trying to distinguish the two ends up
in a snob contest.

To put a sobering point on that, I once ran a few quick miles at 6:45 pace
with some Kenyans, who were nice enough to jog with me....

-- Dan

"Jonny" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Is he black or white?

Cherry garcia.

-DF

"Dan Stumpus" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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"Doug Freese" <[email hidden]> wrote

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Let's put this discussion to bed in a hurry. Running and jogging seems to
have some related speed notion. Unfortunately, once you try to quantify
it, it all falls apart. In essence trying to distinguish the two ends up
in a snob contest.

To put a sobering point on that, I once ran a few quick miles at 6:45 pace
with some Kenyans, who were nice enough to jog with me....

Well said!

terrance

when the race starts,
all 3 well matter.

I hike and Bike. with a backpack.

Doug Freese said:

"Jonny" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Is he black or white?

Cherry garcia.

-DF

My guess is bipolar.

i used to be a runner then i was a jogger,now ive gained so much weight
that all i can do is waddle🙂but i havent became a walker yet,but it
seems to be getting closer,
the alabam triman (waddleing along)
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thanks,to here that from people like you just makes my day.
real runners just love to run🙂