Joggling
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Le Joggling est un mélange de jonglerie et de jogging, c’est un mot-valise. Le rythme de la jonglerie à trois objets correspond parfaitement à l’action et au pas de la course, ce qui fait du joggling un travail du corps complet et amusant. C’était un passe-temps récréatif dans beaucoup de tribus amérindiennes.
La cascade à trois balles n’est pas aussi difficile que les débutants l’imaginent, une fois maitrisée, c’est principalement la capacité de course qui détermine la vitesse du joggling (la jongle ralentissant d’environ 10 % vis-à-vis de la course normale).
Records
Le Livre Guinness des records liste plusieurs records de joggling :
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Joggling — [ right|thumb|180px|Guinness World Record holder Owen Morse joggling during a training session at University of California, Irvine, in 1988] Joggling is a portmanteau word that describes juggling while jogging. People who joggle are called… … Wikipedia
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joggling — jog·gle || dÊ’É‘gl / dÊ’É’gl n. act of joggling; jolt; gentle back and forth movement, swaying, jiggling v. jolt, jar; gently move back and forth, sway, jiggle, shake slightly; cause to sway or jiggle … English contemporary dictionary
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joggling — noun The sport of juggling while jogging … Wiktionary
Joggling — ♦ Stepping (or scalloping, etc.) of adjoining stones to prevent slipping. (Wood, Margaret. The English Medieval House, 412) … Medieval glossary
joggling board — noun Etymology: from present participle of joggle (I) : a board suspended between end supports on which one may joggle for play or exercise : springboard … Useful english dictionary
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