No, jogging, working, or any kind of normal exercise activities do not cause miscarriages in normal pregnancy. Neither does moderly heavy lifting. Exercise is good for pregnant women, when tailored to the point in the term and proper clothing and support is used.

Depending on what the ninja is wearing, it would go faster with less surface area (less friction). Shoes have to be thin and light and muscles have to be toned. You will never be a ninja without lightening your mind as if you were wind!!!!!!!!

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They can probably run a bit faster than an average person running. This depends entirely on if they have had training and are slim or not.

Yes , Achilles Tendinitis can surface with those symptoms, it is usually caused by changing running schedules, footwear changes. Achilles Tendinitis can also occur later in life it can be deterred by regular excessive to maintain flexibility.

Jogging uses basically every muscle in the body at some level or another. However, several muscles are stresses much higher than others. The core muscles are one of the highest level working muscles during jogging. They must support the movement of the rest of the body. Your abdominals, obliques, and transvers abdominus make up the band of muscles surrounding the abdominal cavity. They contract at different times to stabilize the lumbar spine when different movement is produced in the limbs. The low back, mainly the erector spinae and quadratus, is another area of the core that has high recruitment levels. It conteracts a lot of the recruitment of the abdominals and helps to stabilize the lumbar spine. the hip flexor group flexes the hip and drives the knee forward. The quadriceps, hamstrings and adductors are the main muscles that the stabilize the knee, especially on ground contact. The glute muscle group (and hamstrings), extend the hip and is the main producer of power during the push off portion of jogging. The lower leg muscles tibialis anterior, peroneals andgastrocnemius (calf) support the foot and affect the movement of the foot. Finally, the muscle groups of the shoulder girdle such as the serratus, rotator cuff, pectorals, lats, rhomboids assist in arm action and upper back posture.

The advantage of jogging are many. You control your weight, the heart, and blood preasure is also kept steady.

Running does put considerable stress on the body, particularly the heart and lungs. If you try to exceed what you physical condition is capable of, you can possibly do yourself harm. heart attacks are not uncommon among runners who push themselves too hard. However if you know what your limits are do not overstretch them then running is good exercise.


yes. look up the origin for the word NIKE.

1/1760th of a mile or 0.000568 miles

Just in case you meant to ask, there are 1760 yards in a mile.

A combination of both depending on duration and intensity.

If you were to work equally hard for equally long, you would burn the same amount outside as on a treadmill.

Running outside have two advantages:

-it's less boring

- it usually offers more natural variation which tend to make outside a better workout.

OTOH outside can be too hot/cold/rainy/sunny/scarytraffic/dark etc etc, in which case a treadmill workout is better than no workout.

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Gee walks and jogs to college each day. He averages 5 km/h walking and 9 km/h jogging. The distance from home to college is 8 km and Gee makes the trip in 1 hour. He would have to walk for at least 5 km and jog for 3 km in order to reach the college in one hour.

1 krosu is equals to 2.25 miles.

Jogging refers to momentary closing of a starter but not allowing it to latch in, as in normal start and continuous run operation. This usually done for positioning on equipment like conveyors or any operation where you want to be able to run a motor in short burst.

Ball of the foot for sprinters and maratons

Originating in the United Kingdom in the late 19th century as "lawn tennis," with its roots going back to the ancient game of real tennis, tennis spread first throughout the English-speaking world, particularly among the upper classes.

Depends. It does indeed burn a bit more calories than jogging does, but it is then again much tougher in intensity. Both are great choices and there is no reason to actually go with another since the main point is that you are doing cardio. Also, if you are doing the exercise without actually correcting your diet, then it doesn't matter whether or not you cycle or jog - both don't affect weight loss, which means that diet plays an important role too and shouldn't be forgotten.

Track Direction Most races (be it humans, machines or animals) on a circular or oval track run in a counterclockwise direction. The exceptions being the Australian version of NASCAR (AUSCAR) and some European horse tracks. The reason for the counter clockwise direction for some sport like NASCAR is fairly obvious. Since the driver is on the left side of the car (in this country at least) driving counterclockwise provides a lot of physical advantages: drivers are shielded from the wall on banked turns, they have better visibility on the left side of the car where most people pass and the position of the driver is conducive to the effect of centrifical force. Since the boys from down under have the steering wheel on the right side of the car it only makes sense that they would drive clockwise. Life, liberty and the pursuit of win, place and show In the case of American horse racing the reason has less to do with physics and much more to do with politics. In 1780, the first circular US race track was established by William Whitley near his home in Lincoln County, Kentucky. A staunch supporter of the Revolution, Whitley insisted that horses race counterclockwise, as opposed to clockwise as was the custom at the time in England. While some race tracks were slow to adapt (Belmont racetrack in NY actually ran clockwise until 1921), now all racetracks in the US follow Whitney�s patriotic tradition. God bless America and the Kentucky Derby! That explains NASCAR and horse racing, but what about all the other forms of racing: track and field, speed skating, cycling, roller derby, dog racing and Ancient Chariot racing. While there does not appear to be any logical reason for the counterclockwise rotation of these events, there is definitely not a lack of theories. Most however are a crock- Nature is Left-handed "We run counterclockwise because everything in nature tends towards counterclockwise motion" The list of natural phenominium that run counterclockwise is quite impressive. It includes: the molecule structure of amino acids, the shape of seashells, the rotational direction of all the planets (except Venus), and the orbital direction of the earth around the sun. The list of man made events is even more interesting. Carrousels, windmills (except in Ireland), revolving doors, cable operated airplanes, the usual direction in which people spin Hula Hoops, the running track in Central park, most washer and dryer, baseball runners and Elvis' hips all move counterclockwise. Pretty interesting stuff, but what does it all mean. Is counterclockwise motion the default direction for everything in the universe? No, not really. Number one, there are many things that move clockwise: phonographs, CDs, Monopoly board pieces, playing cards, the formation of sugar molecules, door knobs, pencil sharpeners, most can openers and Rick Martin�s hips. Number two, the directional spin of an object all depends upon your frame of reference. For example, the earth rotates clockwise if viewed from the south pole. Politics aside, your choice of the Northern or Southern hemisphere as your frame of reference is purely arbitrary. Therefore, in the illustrious words of Jessie Jackson, the question is moot. Finally, what in the world do amino acids and Elvis� hips have to do with the roller derby Track Direction Most races (be it humans, machines or animals) on a circular or oval track run in a counterclockwise direction. The exceptions being the Australian version of NASCAR (AUSCAR) and some European horse tracks. The reason for the counter clockwise direction for some sport like NASCAR is fairly obvious. Since the driver is on the left side of the car (in this country at least) driving counterclockwise provides a lot of physical advantages: drivers are shielded from the wall on banked turns, they have better visibility on the left side of the car where most people pass and the position of the driver is conducive to the effect of centrifical force. Since the boys from down under have the steering wheel on the right side of the car it only makes sense that they would drive clockwise. Life, liberty and the pursuit of win, place and show In the case of American horse racing the reason has less to do with physics and much more to do with politics. In 1780, the first circular US race track was established by William Whitley near his home in Lincoln County, Kentucky. A staunch supporter of the Revolution, Whitley insisted that horses race counterclockwise, as opposed to clockwise as was the custom at the time in England. While some race tracks were slow to adapt (Belmont racetrack in NY actually ran clockwise until 1921), now all racetracks in the US follow Whitney�s patriotic tradition. God bless America and the Kentucky Derby! That explains NASCAR and horse racing, but what about all the other forms of racing: track and field, speed skating, cycling, roller derby, dog racing and Ancient Chariot racing. While there does not appear to be any logical reason for the counterclockwise rotation of these events, there is definitely not a lack of theories. Most however are a crock- Nature is Left-handed "We run counterclockwise because everything in nature tends towards counterclockwise motion" The list of natural phenominium that run counterclockwise is quite impressive. It includes: the molecule structure of amino acids, the shape of seashells, the rotational direction of all the planets (except Venus), and the orbital direction of the earth around the sun. The list of man made events is even more interesting. Carrousels, windmills (except in Ireland), revolving doors, cable operated airplanes, the usual direction in which people spin Hula Hoops, the running track in Central park, most washer and dryer, baseball runners and Elvis' hips all move counterclockwise. Pretty interesting stuff, but what does it all mean. Is counterclockwise motion the default direction for everything in the universe? No, not really. Number one, there are many things that move clockwise: phonographs, CDs, Monopoly board pieces, playing cards, the formation of sugar molecules, door knobs, pencil sharpeners, most can openers and Rick Martin�s hips. Number two, the directional spin of an object all depends upon your frame of reference. For example, the earth rotates clockwise if viewed from the south pole. Politics aside, your choice of the Northern or Southern hemisphere as your frame of reference is purely arbitrary. Therefore, in the illustrious words of Jessie Jackson, the question is moot. Finally, what in the world do amino acids and Elvis� hips have to do with the roller derby

That depends on several factors, but if you mean through exercise, well...that depends on several factors :-D

Essentially, the higher your heart rate during physical activity, the more calories you will burn. For example, sprinting 400 yards will burn more calories than jogging 400 yards. So how long it takes to burn the 600 calories will depend on how hard you are able/willing to work.

At a continuous, moderate running pace - assuming fairly average physical dimensions of the person - buring 600 calories should take about an hour.

Start with twice per week and work up to more if you want. Any amount will benefit, but going more than 5 days in between will make it seem like you are starting all over each time you run.

the german dude can't remember his name.but he smashed it with a 3:43:43 and a 3:26:00 in the 1500

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