jog
/dʒɑɡ/To run slowly and steadily, usually to keep fit.
Example: I like to jog in the park before breakfast.

B116 words · Intermediate
Exercise vocabulary for training and fitness, including jogging, a treadmill, yoga and a marathon, alongside the portions and protein that decide whether the effort shows.

To run slowly and steadily, usually to keep fit.
Example: I like to jog in the park before breakfast.

A machine with a moving belt that you walk or run on indoors.
Example: I ran five kilometres on the treadmill this morning.

An exercise where you bend your knees to lower your body, then stand up.
Example: I do twenty squats every morning before the shower.

Able to bend and move your body easily.
Example: Daily yoga has made me much more flexible.

A type of gentle exercise with slow movements, held positions and controlled breathing.
Example: She's been doing yoga since her back started playing up.

A period of physical training done to become fitter or stronger.
Example: I fit in a short workout before work most mornings.

A running race of about forty-two kilometres.
Example: She trained for six months before running her first marathon.

A short bar with a heavy round part at each end that you lift to build muscle.
Example: She picked up a heavy dumbbell in each hand.

To run as fast as you can over a short distance.
Example: He sprinted the last hundred metres of the race.

The state of being physically healthy and strong.
Example: Swimming is great for your overall fitness.

Full of life and able to do a lot without getting tired.
Example: A short walk at lunchtime makes me feel more energetic.

The amount of food that one person is served at a meal.
Example: The portions at that restaurant are far too big.

The substance in meat, beans and eggs that helps your body build and repair itself.
Example: I try to eat some protein with every meal.

To have less of something than before, usually to be healthier.
Example: I'm trying to cut down on sugar this month.

To clean between your teeth using a thin special thread.
Example: The dentist told me to floss every single day.

To make a loud rough noise through your nose and mouth while sleeping.
Example: My partner says I snore whenever I sleep on my back.
