Running and Jogging

I have absolutely no medical knowledge to back up this answer but I will safely say that dancing is one of the best cardio workouts ever. You never see fat dancers. When I went to clubs as a young man I could drink all night because I stayed on the dance floor and burned the alcohol off as fast as I drank it. I also never acquired the proverbial beer gut.So to answer your question yes dancing will help reduce fat as fast if not faster than jogging and walking. It is also a lot more fun.

To know how fast you are running you just need to know two things. Time, and distance. Know how far the distance is and record the exact amount of time that it takes you to jog that distance. Say you jog one mile and it takes you a half an hour to do so, then you'd be traveling at 2 miles per hour. If you jog that mile in 6 minutes, you'd be traveling at 10 miles per hour. It's easy to use exactly one mile for your base distance then time it. Take the amount of time it took you to jog the mile and divide by 60 ( minutes in an hour ) and the end result is the amount of miles you theoretically could have ran in one hour.

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1. Basic Sprints

Set 2 cones out 10-20 meters apart. Sprint from one cone to the next and slowly jog back to the start. Vary the start of the sprint to make the drill more sport specific.

2. Rolling Start

Exactly the same as above except you jog for 10 meters before sprinting. This drill is specifically designed to enhance acceleration rather than speed off the mark. Try running backwards or side stepping as well.

3. Up Hill Sprints

In competition the first few strides are crucial. Running up a slight hill (about 30 degrees) helps to develop power and acceleration. Keep the distances short (10-15 meters) and allow extra rest between sets and reps.

An alternative to uphill running is a resistance parachute. Resistance chutes are one of the most popular and effective training aids for sprinters. If it's adjustable it can be used to develop power for sprint trainers or even long distance runners.

4. Down Hill Sprints (Over speed training)

Down hill speed and agility drills help to develop leg speed and co-ordination. This is sometimes referred to as over-speed training. Keep the distance short (10-15 meters) and make sure the hill is only slight.

The word jogging is not simply an infinitive. An infinitive is [to + a verb]. To jog would be an infinitive.

Depends very much on your speed. The slower you go then the slower you run 3/10th of a mile. It is all about the speed and it is hard to give an exact average value that one takes to run that distance.

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It depends on what you're looking to do. Jogging in place can be a great cardiovascular exercise (gets your heart pumping), but won't necessarily prepare you for running competition. Whether you choose treadmill or running in place, make sure you are wearing proper footwear and consult a doctor prior to exercise.

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Technically yes. When you are jogging, your leg muscles will start strengthening and if you are overweight, it can lead to weight loss. This by itself will shape your hips, although it is not the most efficient way to shape your hips. If you combine jogging with weightlifting, then you will start seeing your hips shape up!

Minimum 3 months. Preferably 6 months. Ask your pediatrician for their advice. Basically, there is no standard on this. Before 3 months: In general it appears that most infants are too fragile and their spine is not yet developed enough to get bumped around before they are 3 months old. (However, given the amount they get bumped around from being in a car seat in the back of a vehicle, this is debatable. It may be that no amount of bumping around is good for babies up to 3 months, so it is best to curtail it to only what is absolutely necessary = in a vehicle with shock absorbers). 3 months to 6 months: This depends on your comfort level and your pediatrician's advice. Your comfort level should depend on:

a. Your assessment of your baby's hardiness & readiness

b. The kind of running you do (fast, slow, pavement, gravel, rough terrain or smooth)

c. The kind of stroller you get (shocks or not, air filled tires or not, big wheels or not etc.)

If your kid is hardy, thriving, gaining well and you run steady & slow on smooth pavements and are getting a stroller with large, air filled tyres, there should be a high comfort level.

On the other hand if you have a small baby or a preemie whose bones are still catching up, and if you run hard & fast on rough terrain or gravel, and you are planning to use a teeny wheeled jogger (like the Zoomer)... that's not very advisable. 6 months onwards: Same principles as between 3 months & 6 months, moderated with common sense for your child being larger & sturdier still.

If you jog or walk 40 to 50 minutes a day and eating healthy you will lose around three to four pounds a week. A person should try and eat around 2500 calories a week.

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Depends on your speed. 6 miles is quite a bit, considering that a common person's fast walking is 4 miles per hour at top speed. You can count it easily by figuring out how fast you go per hour. This can be counted with many applications that you can download to your phone, such as Sports Tracker.

Yes you can. It is recommended that you seek medical advise first though, and if you get given the go-ahead, then start slowly, using a run-jog approach. Do not try to do too much too soon. I advise using a beginners running plan that you can find online.

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I'm guessing you mean, 'How Far'. If you do read on.

1.25 miles, travelling at around 50mph, is 1.5 minutes.

Yes, I'm sure they are. Since they were bred to be more agile and slender, they will have an easier chance catching up and keeping pace than other breeds.

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You will also need protein and water...vary the veggies so that you have enough carbohydrates to help keep your energy up. Weight lost over a longer period of time tends to stay gone--short term weight loss is often loss of muscle, which reduces your metabolism. This can make you gain weight easily in the future.

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