Definition of race walking in English:

race walking

noun

mass noun

The activity or competitive sport of walking at a very fast pace.
the two main muscle groups used while race walking are the abdominal and glute muscles
as modifier the 1,500-metre race-walking event
Example sentencesExamples
- Dogs make great companions for strolling, race-walking or any pace in between.
- All the athletes above have been selected to represent Ireland on the 12th July in Dublin at the Waterford Crystal International Grand Prix of race walking.
- I always say that race walking takes the strength and agility of a gymnast, the technique of a ballet dancer and the endurance of a marathon runner.
- Her family is steeped in tradition when it comes to race walking and Emma will have plenty of advice from her three brothers.
- The 34-year-old Pole, one of the all-time greats of race walking, clocked 3:36:39 in winning the 50 km at the European championships in Munich.
- Although race walking is his forte, he has figured in this event a number of times and finished third three years ago in a time of 20:20.
- There's nothing groovy about race-walking, but it requires the same dedication, the same commitment, and at least equal training to get among the medals.
- Leah took up race walking last year, inspired by her older sister.
- Of course, you have to be prepared for every scenario in race-walking.
- Unlike in running, according to the sport's rules, one foot must remain in contact with the ground in race walking.
- Race walking is as, if not even more, arduous than many other categories, yet exponents are seldom acknowledged in the same athletic conversation.
- Race walking actually has a longer history than many of the more glamorous track and field events.
- Also, I may have to rethink the idea that jogging is faster than race walking.
- Philip says that since age ten he has been intrigued by the technical and physiological demands of race walking.
- Race walking is probably more mentally demanding than any other track discipline, Sundlun said.
- However, race-walking isn't the first discipline that springs to most minds when contemplating the schedule of track and field events.
- Participants then compete in five year-age divisions in all athletic disciplines including the marathon, cross country running and race walking.
- The boys took to race-walking like ducks to water, and they have the results to prove their dedication and application, which they hope will propel them to new heights in Glasgow on Saturday.

Derivatives

race-walk

verbˈreɪswɔːkˈreɪsˌwɔk

[no object]

Engage in the sport or activity of race walking.
I use my lunch break to race-walk
Example sentencesExamples
- the youngest person to race-walk 100 miles in less than 24 hours
- Granted, I race-walk instead of run, but I walk just as fast as many of my running counterparts - I've clocked 11-minute miles during a half-marathon race.
- This columnist became the youngest person in history to race-walk 100 miles in less than 24 hours when I completed it in 21 hours 40 minutes 13 seconds - at the tender age of 20.
- I use my lunch break to run, race-walk, do weight-training or other exercises.

race walker

noun

At least one race walker crossed the finish line about 100 yards ahead of me.
Example sentencesExamples
- For hardcore runners and race walkers, pace is the number to watch.
- He is also an outstanding cross-country runner as well as being a world class race walker.

Definition of race walking in US English:

race walking

noun

The activity or competitive sport of walking at a very fast pace.
the two main muscle groups used while race walking are the abdominal and glute muscles
as modifier the 1,500-meter race-walking event
Example sentencesExamples
- Her family is steeped in tradition when it comes to race walking and Emma will have plenty of advice from her three brothers.
- Although race walking is his forte, he has figured in this event a number of times and finished third three years ago in a time of 20:20.
- Unlike in running, according to the sport's rules, one foot must remain in contact with the ground in race walking.
- Dogs make great companions for strolling, race-walking or any pace in between.
- The boys took to race-walking like ducks to water, and they have the results to prove their dedication and application, which they hope will propel them to new heights in Glasgow on Saturday.
- Leah took up race walking last year, inspired by her older sister.
- Race walking actually has a longer history than many of the more glamorous track and field events.
- All the athletes above have been selected to represent Ireland on the 12th July in Dublin at the Waterford Crystal International Grand Prix of race walking.
- Race walking is probably more mentally demanding than any other track discipline, Sundlun said.
- Of course, you have to be prepared for every scenario in race-walking.
- However, race-walking isn't the first discipline that springs to most minds when contemplating the schedule of track and field events.
- There's nothing groovy about race-walking, but it requires the same dedication, the same commitment, and at least equal training to get among the medals.
- I always say that race walking takes the strength and agility of a gymnast, the technique of a ballet dancer and the endurance of a marathon runner.
- Participants then compete in five year-age divisions in all athletic disciplines including the marathon, cross country running and race walking.
- Also, I may have to rethink the idea that jogging is faster than race walking.
- Race walking is as, if not even more, arduous than many other categories, yet exponents are seldom acknowledged in the same athletic conversation.
- The 34-year-old Pole, one of the all-time greats of race walking, clocked 3:36:39 in winning the 50 km at the European championships in Munich.
- Philip says that since age ten he has been intrigued by the technical and physiological demands of race walking.

词汇	race walking
释义	Definition of race walking in English: race walking noun mass noun The activity or competitive sport of walking at a very fast pace. the two main muscle groups used while race walking are the abdominal and glute muscles as modifier the 1,500-metre race-walking event Example sentencesExamples Dogs make great companions for strolling, race-walking or any pace in between. All the athletes above have been selected to represent Ireland on the 12th July in Dublin at the Waterford Crystal International Grand Prix of race walking. I always say that race walking takes the strength and agility of a gymnast, the technique of a ballet dancer and the endurance of a marathon runner. Her family is steeped in tradition when it comes to race walking and Emma will have plenty of advice from her three brothers. The 34-year-old Pole, one of the all-time greats of race walking, clocked 3:36:39 in winning the 50 km at the European championships in Munich. Although race walking is his forte, he has figured in this event a number of times and finished third three years ago in a time of 20:20. There's nothing groovy about race-walking, but it requires the same dedication, the same commitment, and at least equal training to get among the medals. Leah took up race walking last year, inspired by her older sister. Of course, you have to be prepared for every scenario in race-walking. Unlike in running, according to the sport's rules, one foot must remain in contact with the ground in race walking. Race walking is as, if not even more, arduous than many other categories, yet exponents are seldom acknowledged in the same athletic conversation. Race walking actually has a longer history than many of the more glamorous track and field events. Also, I may have to rethink the idea that jogging is faster than race walking. Philip says that since age ten he has been intrigued by the technical and physiological demands of race walking. Race walking is probably more mentally demanding than any other track discipline, Sundlun said. However, race-walking isn't the first discipline that springs to most minds when contemplating the schedule of track and field events. Participants then compete in five year-age divisions in all athletic disciplines including the marathon, cross country running and race walking. The boys took to race-walking like ducks to water, and they have the results to prove their dedication and application, which they hope will propel them to new heights in Glasgow on Saturday. Derivatives race-walk verbˈreɪswɔːkˈreɪsˌwɔk [no object] Engage in the sport or activity of race walking. I use my lunch break to race-walk Example sentencesExamples the youngest person to race-walk 100 miles in less than 24 hours Granted, I race-walk instead of run, but I walk just as fast as many of my running counterparts - I've clocked 11-minute miles during a half-marathon race. This columnist became the youngest person in history to race-walk 100 miles in less than 24 hours when I completed it in 21 hours 40 minutes 13 seconds - at the tender age of 20. I use my lunch break to run, race-walk, do weight-training or other exercises. race walker noun At least one race walker crossed the finish line about 100 yards ahead of me. Example sentencesExamples For hardcore runners and race walkers, pace is the number to watch. He is also an outstanding cross-country runner as well as being a world class race walker. Definition of race walking in US English: race walking noun The activity or competitive sport of walking at a very fast pace. the two main muscle groups used while race walking are the abdominal and glute muscles as modifier the 1,500-meter race-walking event Example sentencesExamples Her family is steeped in tradition when it comes to race walking and Emma will have plenty of advice from her three brothers. Although race walking is his forte, he has figured in this event a number of times and finished third three years ago in a time of 20:20. Unlike in running, according to the sport's rules, one foot must remain in contact with the ground in race walking. Dogs make great companions for strolling, race-walking or any pace in between. The boys took to race-walking like ducks to water, and they have the results to prove their dedication and application, which they hope will propel them to new heights in Glasgow on Saturday. Leah took up race walking last year, inspired by her older sister. Race walking actually has a longer history than many of the more glamorous track and field events. All the athletes above have been selected to represent Ireland on the 12th July in Dublin at the Waterford Crystal International Grand Prix of race walking. Race walking is probably more mentally demanding than any other track discipline, Sundlun said. Of course, you have to be prepared for every scenario in race-walking. However, race-walking isn't the first discipline that springs to most minds when contemplating the schedule of track and field events. There's nothing groovy about race-walking, but it requires the same dedication, the same commitment, and at least equal training to get among the medals. I always say that race walking takes the strength and agility of a gymnast, the technique of a ballet dancer and the endurance of a marathon runner. Participants then compete in five year-age divisions in all athletic disciplines including the marathon, cross country running and race walking. Also, I may have to rethink the idea that jogging is faster than race walking. Race walking is as, if not even more, arduous than many other categories, yet exponents are seldom acknowledged in the same athletic conversation. The 34-year-old Pole, one of the all-time greats of race walking, clocked 3:36:39 in winning the 50 km at the European championships in Munich. Philip says that since age ten he has been intrigued by the technical and physiological demands of race walking.
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