"Good game, dude!" he says, then jogs off the field.
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In just under two minutes Patti: -Jogs on the spot.
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He jogs every night because it makes him feel like himself.
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So, Joe keeps things simple, and jogs behind Peach in Central Park.
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This cardio was nothing like my typical leisurely jogs in Riverside Park.
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The app, FitTest, recommends routines for push-ups, sit-ups, and jogs.
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He jogs onto the field and warms up with about 30 kicks.
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We were headed back to Lady Bird Lake—Haney jogs there most mornings.
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You know, in case you want to watch people taking their morning jogs.
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The rapist jogs into his building and comes back out with his dog.
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Reminder: You don't have to give up your outdoor jogs when the temps drop.
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Then slowly, I increased my walks to jogs, even if everything jiggled and flopped.
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He parks in front of the camp's main office and jogs toward the kitchen.
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And Strava, an app for workouts, lets me track my bike rides and jogs.
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By going public, the hope is it jogs someone's memory and helps solve the case.
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Jogs in circles in the park, sits in a puddle of sweat in coding class.
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He can't sleep and instead endlessly dances or jogs at night while listening to music.
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London-look boots, pumps in every color, spotless sneakers for morning jogs around the reservoir.
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I went for jogs along the water and would walk and stretch on the beach.
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As the owner of an Ithaca running store, long jogs are nothing new for Golden.
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She jogs the two steps from the door of her parked car to the parking meter.
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Detour's outdoor tours are linear jogs along a set path, and most take about an hour.
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" As the Lip Sync Battle host, 32, jogs into the living room, she exclaims, "I'm coming!
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The race jogs around the park and back onto Fifth Avenue for the continuing southward march.
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Gathered at the knees by Canha, who jogs it to the bag and steps on it.
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Mark Dixon, a filmmaker in Pittsburgh, started a local PurpleAir movement after feeling sick on jogs.
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I gave up a 500-foot homer to Nelson Cruz and he jogs around the bases.
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Both runners have also done strikingly similar vagina routes — dubbing the yonic jogs #pussyrun and #twattrot, respectively.
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Recent studies show climate change could cause more southward jogs of the polar vortex in the future.
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Horwitz enjoys tracking various aspects of his life in Excel spreadsheets: restaurants visited, books read, jogs taken.
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Outdoor Voices regularly hosts fitness classes and meetings like "Endorphin Hours" and "Dog Jogs" for its customers.
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Anyone who goes for the lightest of light jogs in sweltering, New York City summer heat can relate.
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However, in 2019, enter a new dick runner, also named Claire, who went viral for her phallic jogs.
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If Woods's name jogs your memory, it's probably because of her work with another set of YCA alums.
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Butler enhances his all-around ability with robotic precision, in a career that continually jogs along an incline.
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He modified his carb-heavy diet, and also started high-intensity interval training alternating between jogs and sprints.
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Saturday • New York Road Runners hosts guided jogs through city parks in Brooklyn, Queens, Manhattan and the Bronx.
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Dele Alli jogs off, to be replaced by Eric Dier, a bit more defensive of a midfield presence.
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The TechSweat leggings are breathable and lightweight, and I wear them for everything from jogs to strength training.
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By the way, the dunes are so steep -- you can see people rolling down as Ronda jogs uphill.
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Polansky, a mother of two, jogs this path at least two or three times a week, usually by herself.
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Sunday • New York Road Runners hosts guided morning jogs through parks in Staten Island, the Bronx, Queens and Brooklyn.
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The sweet spot for disc health seemed to reside somewhere in the range of fast walks and gentle jogs.
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After my first few solo jogs, I found myself looking forward to lacing up my shoes and hitting the trail.
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Once he clears the warning track, Chapman spits a stream of water onto the grass and jogs to the mound.
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Sunday • New York Road Runners hosts guided morning jogs through Silver Lake Park and Conference House Park on Staten Island.
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The performance consists of a series of cycles in which the group walks, jogs, and sprints in a continuous spiral.
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It's starting to get hot in Austin, so I'm trying to take advantage of earlier evening jogs while it's bearable.
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It's starting to get hot in Austin, so I'm trying to take advantage of earlier evening jogs while it's bearable.
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In the trailer, a completely naked Bethenny strips out of her clothing — and sunglasses — and jogs her way into a pool.
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Nancy Brooks, 56, who works in human resources for the Ontario government, often jogs through the area where the episode occurred.
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Falcon, whose energy is evident in his daily pre-dawn jogs, plans to start street campaigning in the next few days.
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Fast forward five months later, and highlighter-bright running shoes are taking light jogs down the runways at New York Fashion Week.
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A presidential candidate who doesn't immediately race into crazy town at the first chance, but instead jogs there at a brisk pace.
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Another faint trail led to my mother's home, which glowed red; a few jogs around the neighborhood ringed the house in blue.
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In the mornings, clockers clutch stopwatches and time the jogs, gallops and breezes of horses, then break them down like Talmudic scholars.
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Have a workout buddy you go on jogs with twice a week to make it more fun, and hold yourself more accountable.
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But Gibb liked to run, going on jogs with the neighborhood dogs in the woods near her parents' home outside of Boston.
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From the linked article on Kansas City's KSHB:Jackie Crow jogs and smiles when she delivers Amazon packages from her car to front porches.
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Two or three brisk jogs a week should be able to fit into almost any strength-only plan—it's a versatile cardio habit.
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The app starts you out easy with some power walks and quick jogs, then gradually progresses until you're ready to run 3.1 miles.
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A woman jogs around the fountain at Lincoln Center during the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) outbreak in New York City, March 18, 2020.
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New hires at Huawei take part in a boot camp-style training course that involves morning jogs and classes on the company's culture.
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Fouts also emphasized, without prompting, that he jogs every morning, hasn't taken a vacation in 12 years, and returns calls until 10 p.m.
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They are perfect for walks, jogs, or bike rides where you want to listen to music without having to lose awareness of your surroundings.
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Cookie is a crucial part of Pansino's daily routine as well: he jogs with the star in the early mornings, she told Cosmopolitan. 5.
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However, the track forecast is tricky, since slight jogs east or west will make a big difference in where the biggest impacts wind up.
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And if you want a fitness focused time piece for long jogs and extended bouts of gym rattiness, then the Fitbit Blaze is excellent.
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In a PEOPLE exclusive first look at the upcoming season's trailer, Frankel, 46, gets completely naked — and jogs her way into a swimming pool.
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"What, now you help others to our stuff too?" asks a young Perdue staffer, half-amused and half-incredulous, as Mr Sasse jogs out.
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The theater company the Mad Ones jogs over to Playwrights Horizons with this ensemble comedy about high school faculty members planning a charity telethon.
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Blocks will help beginners as they learn new poses, and the strap can also be used for stretching after those jogs we talked about earlier.
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Sometimes I enjoyed what I read, but most of the time, large books felt like a treadmill I could eventually conquer in 45-minute jogs.
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Sunday • New York Road Runners hosts guided morning jogs through Marine Park in Brooklyn, and Silver Lake Park and Conference House Park on Staten Island.
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More than a year had passed since our weekend jogs around Greenpoint, but even after all this time, the Asics still made me feel safe.
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But not Judge Craig Mitchell, who leads a group called the Skid Row Running Club on jogs through downtown LA twice a week before sunrise.
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But then, on his way back to defense: While he jogs back, he can ignore the immense existential weight of being a fringe NBA player.
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Anyway, click ahead to shop 20 wide leg jeans that will give your legs some flexibility (for high kicks, jogs to the tube, and what not).
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That one's for "real runners," and I'm a woman who jogs in oversized T-shirts and blew her ankle out when she tried to do more.
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Bieber supplements his jogs with five days of lifting a week to work out his back, triceps, chest, biceps, legs and shoulders, according to Men's Health.
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The app, FitTest, recommends routines for push-ups, sit-ups, and jogs, and also gathers information from people's phones, including location data and WiFi network information.
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At least there was some good news: Within a few months, Sherman's feet had healed enough for him to join us for walks, and then jogs.
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In one sense, the messaging builds on Westin's wellness-based brand image, highlighting its proprietary "Heavenly Bed," healthy food offerings and activities like early-morning jogs.
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Phil Jackson, the enigmatic team president, oversees a failing basketball team featuring Anthony, a superstar with a no-trade contract who jogs back on transition defense.
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Paul directs him to set a down screen for Trevor Ariza, but Ariza instead jogs away in an attempt to drag his man to the weakside corner.
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I haven't joined a gym since moving back home about six months ago, so I try to go for jogs or bike rides when the temperature allows.
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She jogs past students to and from classes in a sweatshirt with the school's athletic logo that is almost too warm for the sunny mid-March day.
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In this clip, notice how Adams casually jogs down court before making a sudden beeline for Harrison Barnes, pinning him several feet above the three-point line.
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All the OV stores host events, many of which are free: hikes in Los Angeles, "dog jogs" in Austin, which often attract hundreds of pups and runners.
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"I'm nowhere near a car when I go running there," said Ms. Harris of her regular three-mile jogs through the park, to Cobble Hill and back.
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Senegal's Ismaila Sarr, mortally wounded a minute ago, jogs back to midfield when the referee from Bahrain helpfully comes over to tell him his act isn't working.
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A technician jogs across the pad, pulls the pin anchoring the stratollite, and sidesteps the craft as it gracefully begins its journey to the edge of space.
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In the four-minute video, the wind whips loudly as the deputy jogs through the smoke-shrouded hospital parking lot, flames leaping behind the trees all around him.
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Clogged highways, classes without students Out front of Julia R. Masterman magnet school in the Spring Garden neighborhood, a mother jogs her sixth-grade daughter to the car.
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The bottom line: Miami's streets can be hectic and confusing, between random lane jogs, construction detours and occasional flash floods not to mention jaywalking tourists and wrong-way bicyclists.
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Though the shoes would look great with any outfit, their real value comes from the way they will make everything from hill intervals to leisurely jogs visibly more fun.
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Workers there rotate and tilt the newly designed LEAP engines on special jogs, to fit first their cladding of wires and pipes and then their nacelles or engine housings.
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As soon as the man bites, James floats the ball up in the air for ... Kevin Durant, who slams it through the rim and casually jogs back on defense.
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The seconds feel like minutes, and the minutes feel like hours, when Brady jogs onto the field in the fourth quarter of a Super Bowl with his team trailing.
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And to make sticking to your New Year's resolution even easier, with a few weeks of occasional warm-up jogs, you won't be starting from scratch on Jan. 1.
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My wife, however, in consideration of the sleeping guests the roach might visit, bruises the creature with a sack of dirty diapers before it jogs off down the hall.
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The"Evening Meditation" series, in particular, captures this sense of flux: here Marley paces, jogs, frowns and smiles on the beach, almost a silhouette in the blue light of dusk.
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Shaq just jogs back on D, they both get techs, and Dudley is left to stare irritably at a dude who just defined his career and life on national television.
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In the video, Atlas jogs across a grassy field, navigating the uneven terrain without taking a tumble, and even manages to detect and hop over a log in its path.
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Those four years together, before the seething weeks of conflict, how she blew kisses across the dinner table to wish away the itch, those summer-evening jogs along the river.
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It's right there … if you could just remember … You move on, and hours later, something jogs your memory and the word comes to you, long after its relevance has passed.
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Mr. Azcarate likes the proximity to the Embarcadero, the city's eastern waterfront, where he takes in the views on his jogs over the Golden Gate Bridge and into Marin County.
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However, also according to Dr. Majumder, group jogs, runs, or walks should be avoided, unless you go out with people who are all healthy and not showing any respiratory symptoms.
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Yet another one shows the man walking down the sidewalk, dousing cars as a man with a fire extinguisher jogs behind him, presumably putting out the fire as he goes.
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Ms. Tibbetts, a student at the University of Iowa known as a talented writer, had attended high school in Brooklyn and was known for her frequent jogs around her hometown.
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Finally, one man in sunglasses appears to slap her butt as he jogs by, prompting Bozarjian to visibly recoil as she struggles to maintain her composure and resume the broadcast.
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From the land of strong gun control, plentiful abortions and free cancer treatment, where our leader is a self-proclaimed feminist who jogs shirtless: Take heart America, it will get better.
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It shows Liam, one of British music's biggest personalities, in more subdued moods: taking morning jogs, visiting his ageing mother and content in a new relationship with Debbie Gwyther, his manager.
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The most athletically styled of all the ... birds, they have a larger arch and heel-to-toe drop, and are best for low-impact exercise, like short jogs or easy hiking.
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They're stretchy, and though I wouldn't work out in them, they easily adapted to the unexpected squats and light jogs that can be required during an active day in the city.
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Just after the final frame we say our goodbyes, and as the others meander back to the hotel, Kele jogs to the shore one more time before heading home to London.
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When Alfredo Flores jogs up to greet me at the bottom of the Wisdom Tree hiking trail in Los Angeles, my first thought is wow, this kid is a ball of energy.
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It jogs them through a survey of 50 to 100 questions about the land they're building on, and how they plan to use the new living space, then churns out design options.
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His stay had usually overlapped with her summer holiday, and she had been his companion on his morning jogs, evening strolls, and many outings to the palaces and the parks of Beijing.
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In addition to hitting the park for early-morning jogs, he uses it for speedy commutes to the beer garden at the Standard Hotel and to his gym near West 543th Street.
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As for Pitt (who also produced the film), the most distinctive flourish he brings to his character is the peculiar run he affects for McMahon, a physical-fitness nut, on his morning jogs.
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In the wee hours of the morning, jittery with Adderall, she jogs up and down her stairs, conveniently disturbing George Trivandrum, a hot jock who uses the Kapoors' address illegally to attend Bell.
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He estimates that he seldom pushes himself past 80 percent — 90 percent, tops — of his maximum effort when he circles the track for interval sessions, or when he embarks on 25-mile jogs.
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Instead, he's apparently content to take pleasure in his daily jogs, teaching fourth-graders how to play ball, ripping his vape, helping out around the house, and generally being a Nice, Upstanding Father.
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On Tuesday, the activewear brand Outdoor Voices will open an Upper East Side pop-up that will offer lots of fun, with group activities like field days and dog jogs in Central Park.
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Instead of going anywhere, it jogs on the spot, three-quarters of a ton of moving muscle, feet rising and falling in the same four hoofprints like an animation in a flip book.
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In his campaign launch video, Messam jogs in sleek athletic gear through sugarcane fields, describing how he went to Florida State University on a football scholarship and played on the 1993 national championship team.
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During the last years of his life, one of his biggest joys was to go for jogs and for long bike rides, often biking nearly 20 miles a day, every day, Peter Schenkman said.
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And finally, as he jogs out of the end zone, smiling, to do a small act of kindness, and hand the football he just scored with to a kid sitting in the front row.
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Over the course of an hour, the two dancers, in black tailored pants and white tank tops, go through vignettes of aerobic intensity — leaps, extensions, spins, jogs — often flecked with flashes of mischievous humor.
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Ms. Rosania, 35, jogs through Golden Gate Park with her daughter in the stroller, pops into the local grocery for croissants and coffee, and takes advantage of the many playgrounds scattered around the neighborhood.
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He found out about my social appointments from my Google Calendar, meetings with friends from my Instagram, the details of my jogs from fitness app Strava, and who I was talking to from my email.
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Yes, Atwood said: the app, a kind of interactive podcast, plays an apocalyptic story line in a listener's ears as she jogs, thus making a workout more entertaining, if you like that sort of thing.
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I email, text, tweet, post to Instagram, get directions, set timers and alarms, change flights, check weather, update my calendar, map my jogs, and listen to podcasts and Spotify during long drives or plane rides.
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Rather than shame the seller, we made a playlist of ten of the songs (the 113th, "Karma" by The Construction Brothers, seems to only be available on Reverb Nation) to see if this jogs any memories.
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In a video captured at a Houston Rockets practice session on Wednesday, the team's point guard clearly cannot ignore the impulse to sing along with a few lines of "Hello" as he jogs down the court.
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There's a funny scene in which Sully, on one of his anguished late night jogs, pops into a generic Irish bar and is toasted by barflies who can't believe he's right there in front of them.
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Shop the Bargain BinIf you're looking for something specific, or you just want to peruse and see if anything jogs your memory of something you might need, Amazon's Bargain Bin is a good place to go.
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Since I work from home, it can be a challenge finding ways to get some extra steps in, but I love taking my son out for stroller jogs and taking him to the park to play with him.
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This track could take the storm's most intense core south of the bustling city of Taipei, or if the storm jogs slightly north of its forecast track, its most ferocious winds and highest storm surge could affect the city.
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Public interest in the case has been fueled in part by the pleas of Ms. Vetrano's father, Philip, a retired firefighter who often joined her on jogs but had injured his back not long before his daughter's fatal run.
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Individual portraits of these women are also dotted around the rest of the exhibition: when we first enter we are greeted by Mounira from Oran, who jogs towards us gleefully in a green belly dancing outfit stuffed with banknotes.
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Uber-wealthy people also make it a habit to maintain fitness routines like Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey who jogs six miles every morning and Apple CEO Tim Cook who wakes up at 5 o'clock in the morning to get exercise.
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Crowd is pepper-sprayed Less than two minutes after the driver uses the walkie-talkie, a group of at least nine people in uniforms jogs from the facility across the street to the truck, which is still surrounded by protesters.
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The Nike Air Zoom Pegasus 36 are versatile shoes that will give you a smooth ride thanks to the full-length air unit in the sole, and they're just as effective for casual jogs as they are for fast-paced race training.
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World peace on the run: U.N. diplomats from around the globe go on weekly pre-dawn jogs through Central Park in New York, putting aside their hierarchical titles and policy disagreements and focusing instead on shared concerns, from aching joints to parenting.
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Saturday • New York Road Runners hosts guided morning jogs through Inwood Hill Park and Morningside Park in Manhattan; St. Mary's Park and Soundview Park in the Bronx; Canarsie Park and Shore Road Park in Brooklyn; and Astoria Park and Highland Park in Queens.
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To anyone who had seen him even a few months earlier—anyone accustomed to greeting him on Sundays at the local Mormon church, or to spotting him around town on his jogs—the 74-year-old would have been all but unrecognizable.
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But when a pitcher is struggling, as has often been the case for the Mets this season, the pitching coach pops out of the dugout, jogs to the mound and delivers 15 seconds or so of instruction in full view of everyone.
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If you're planning to start a running regimen, consider using a Couch to 5K app — it starts you off mostly walking with short bursts of jogging, then increases the jogs and decreases the walks, so that your body can gradually get used to running.
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It would emerge that President Bill Clinton had personally approved a plan, years earlier, to reward Democratic donors and fund-raisers with meals, golf outings and jogs with him, as well as stays in the Lincoln Bedroom to "energize" them for his re-election campaign.
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When I got frustrated that we weren't going out on dates as much as we used to or felt like we saw each other less since moving in together, we talked it over on the couch and he started going on morning jogs with me.
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One has spent his entire career practicing lexicography at the Oxford English Dictionary; in relation to the train, he tirelessly jogs along just behind and every so often plants a flag on the track to mark the precise place where the train formerly was.
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The first trailer for the long-awaited sequel dropped online March 2, and quickly summarizes the movie's premise: Dory (Ellen DeGeneres) jogs her famously short memory just enough to realize that she has a family somewhere out there in the ocean, waiting for her to return.
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I avoided treadmills (no Barry's Bootcamp for me!) and laughed and rolled to the other side of the bed whenever Maurice invited me on morning jogs — rationalizing it was boring and painful, but really just worried that I'd be really bad at it and embarrass myself.
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Funches meets with his trainer Jorgen DeMay – who he was introduced to by Undateable executive producer Bill Lawrence – three times a week for cardio, weight training and boxing sessions, and on the days he works out on his own, he jogs two miles on an incline twice a day.
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Saturday • New York Road Runners hosts guided morning jogs through Inwood Hill Park and Morningside Park in Manhattan; St. Mary's Park and Soundview Park in the Bronx; Canarsie Park and Shore Road Park in Brooklyn; and Astoria Park in Queens; and Highland Park at the Brooklyn-Queens border.
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No, I'm not talking about the metal plate that stopped your Nan from riding the Big One at Blackpool, or the dude that jogs in front of runners and then takes an early bath, stuffing his face with Mars Bars as he cocoons himself in a silver foil poncho.
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For example, you might start with a jog somewhere between 3-4.5 mph, amp up to a straight run somewhere between 5-6.5 mph at an incline of about 403-9 percent for about 90 seconds, and recovery jogs/walks at a 1-2 percent incline at half the speed.
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An unexpected visit to Linda Weintraub's homestead in Rhinebeck, New York, jogs my memory of those earlier visions of what home could mean: curving, textured walls punctuated by bursts of organic material; wholly original landscape features; and a soft blurring of the boundaries between domestic space and the natural world.
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But when Hekker jogs onto the field on fourth down, his mind uncluttered and his limbs loose, and with 1.2 seconds to catch the snap and rotate the ball and drill it toward a small target area some 45 yards away, he almost never makes mistakes discernible to the naked eye.
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Then, he jogs back into into his corner, gets the ball with Al Horford shadowing him, decides that he has an advantage, drives at the rim, mushes into Al's wide body almost immediately, turns around to bail on the drive, and gets his attempt at a pass out immediately picked off by Jayson Tatum.
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Sessions are divided into sprints, hills, jogs (a medium-paced interval), and "jumps" (where you hold yourself up out of the saddle for two, four, or even eight beats at a time) — intervals that require different paces, changing beats, and varying levels of effort (sprints require bursts of energy, whereas hills require more endurance).
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"(Trump) doesn't see exercise as much as a value as probably the last 5 presidents have," Vickey said, noting that President Bill Clinton took jogs through the streets of Washington and that President Dwight Eisenhower -- a golfer -- established the President's Council on Sports, Fitness & Nutrition, which is the group organizing Wednesday's event on the South Lawn.
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While Seacrest throws out a few obvious answers, like "Ryan Seacrest Distinction" when asked for a word for "suit," or how he prefers to "run" rather than "walk" (honestly, we bet he practically jogs from job to job!), the host also gives viewers an inside peek into his crazy-busy life with his other quick responses.
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Intimacy is also an important part of baseball's self-image; it wants to be seen as a sport where fans can be close enough to the field to snag an autograph from a favorite player before a game, or catch a ball tossed by a first baseman as he jogs toward the dugout after a third out.
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A blue-glass megadevelopment with a supersized shopping mall and trash-basket-shaped tourist attraction called the Vessel, by Mr. Heatherwick, Hudson Yards rose from a massive deck that Related built atop a dozen acres of working rail tracks where the High Line jogs west from 212th Avenue along West 230th Street toward the Hudson River.
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