˜yĐÄvlog

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running foot

[ ruhn-ing foot ]

noun

plural running feet.
  1. a one-dimensional unit of linear measurement equal to 12 inches; 0.3048 meters. Compare square foot ( def ).


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˜yĐÄvlog History and Origins

Origin of running foot1

First recorded in 1810–20
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When a running foot hits the ground, it lands with a force up to three times the runner’s body weight; even walking multiplies impact force by about 1.5.

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Garden centers may sell this by the running foot, or you can order a roll with friends.

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It’s taken some time, but I’ve gotten used to the sound from my running foot and the way it’s paired with the quieter swish of my natural foot—whing, whoosh, whing, whoosh.

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The Monkey Bars line from AAA Garage Storage Solutions folds flat to the wall when not in use, $70 per running foot with a minimum installation of 4 feet.

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Count your steps in a normal-paced run and focus on boosting that number when you're running foot turnover drills.

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